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Big boom in Kabul

and the morons will start blaming Pakistan again coz its easy to blame others thn stop terrorist attacks.
 
I hope there minimal losses. People deserve to live in peace.
 
And they will say that Pakistan is behind it. :undecided:
When ever Pakistan is close to have a good relations with Afghanistan and we get to see these acts in Kabul to break the good relation. But ignore the fact and blame Pakistan again.:crazy:
 
Notice the timing, whenever Afg gets close to Pakistan something like this happens, know you real enemies and Stop blaming your only friend who is trying to help you in spite of all the Sh*t you pull.
 
Notice the timing, whenever Afg gets close to Pakistan something like this happens, know you real enemies and Stop blaming your only friend who is trying to help you in spite of all the Sh*t you pull.
Rest House used by foriegners seem to be under attack according to BBC news
 
Reading the headline, I thought it was some kind of an economic boom in Kabul... plz change Boom to explosion

Me too, reading a headline like this from our brother @A-Team, I was sure that Google or Facebook have decided to open their regional office in the Wazir Akbar Khan neighborhood of Kabul.
 
KABUL: Insurgents have launched an attack on a Spanish embassy compound in Kabul on Friday, Afghan officials said, following reports of gunfire and a massive car bomb in the centre of the city.

It was not immediately clear if there were casualties.
"The embassy has been attacked. We are gathering details," a foreign ministry spokesman in Madrid said, information that was confirmed by the Kabul police.The embassy is in Sherpur in central Kabul, where a huge car bomb struck during rush hour on Friday evening, followed by ongoing bursts of gunfire in an assault that comes as the resurgent Taliban escalate attacks against government and foreign targets.
The Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack, but said the target was a foreign guest house. It was not immediately clear if the guest house was inside the embassy premises.

Spanish news agency Europa Press reported that President Mariano Rajoy had been informed, citing government sources.Spain had nine troops left in Afghanistan as of December 2015, according to official NATO figures.

Source: ​Spanish embassy in Kabul under attack: Officials - Times of India
 
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