Kabul Suicide Attack, A suicide aggressor driving an explosives-pressed vehicle focused on a NATO military caravan in the Afghan capital, Kabul, on Tuesday, police and a NATO authority said.
Police on the scene said losses were normal. "It was a suicide auto plane, there are setbacks however it is too soon to know the degree of the harm," said Kabul agent police boss Sayed Gulagha.
A representative for the NATO mission in Afghanistan, US Army Col. Brian Tribus, said that a coalition guard had been assaulted.
"We can affirm there was an assault on coalition strengths. We are gathering data," he said.
The blast happened at 1.20 p.m. on the principle air terminal street in eastern Kabul. The impact sent an immense tuft of dark smoke over the city.
It happened as government workers were leaving their workplaces and streets were gagged with vehicles as the working day is abbreviated amid the Ramadan fasting month.
It comes a week after a nervy assault on the country's parliament, which highlighted the capacity of radicals, who have been battling to oust the Kabul government for just about 14 years, to enter the exceedingly invigorated funding to stage dangerous assaults.
Likewise on Tuesday, a suicide assault on the police home office of southern Helmand area killed up to three individuals and injured more than 50, including policemen, authorities said.
Omar Zawak, representative for the legislative head of Helmand region, said the greater part of the harmed in the Tuesday morning assault were ladies and youngsters.
Police representative Farid Hamad Obaid said an auto stuffed with explosives was crashed into the back mass of the police central station trying to break a door. All the shooters fled the territory, he said.
Additionally Tuesday in eastern Paktya region, three individuals were killed and one injured when their vehicle hit a roadside mine, the common police boss Zalmai Oryakhel said.
Police on the scene said losses were normal. "It was a suicide auto plane, there are setbacks however it is too soon to know the degree of the harm," said Kabul agent police boss Sayed Gulagha.
A representative for the NATO mission in Afghanistan, US Army Col. Brian Tribus, said that a coalition guard had been assaulted.
"We can affirm there was an assault on coalition strengths. We are gathering data," he said.
The blast happened at 1.20 p.m. on the principle air terminal street in eastern Kabul. The impact sent an immense tuft of dark smoke over the city.
It happened as government workers were leaving their workplaces and streets were gagged with vehicles as the working day is abbreviated amid the Ramadan fasting month.
It comes a week after a nervy assault on the country's parliament, which highlighted the capacity of radicals, who have been battling to oust the Kabul government for just about 14 years, to enter the exceedingly invigorated funding to stage dangerous assaults.
Likewise on Tuesday, a suicide assault on the police home office of southern Helmand area killed up to three individuals and injured more than 50, including policemen, authorities said.
Omar Zawak, representative for the legislative head of Helmand region, said the greater part of the harmed in the Tuesday morning assault were ladies and youngsters.
Police representative Farid Hamad Obaid said an auto stuffed with explosives was crashed into the back mass of the police central station trying to break a door. All the shooters fled the territory, he said.
Additionally Tuesday in eastern Paktya region, three individuals were killed and one injured when their vehicle hit a roadside mine, the common police boss Zalmai Oryakhel said.
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