US Department of State on Tuesday in a statement “condemned the heinous terrorist attacks in Afghanistan," where “gunmen seized one of Kabul’s busiest hospitals, which housed a maternity ward run by Doctors Without Borders."
Ghani fled Kabul with less than a million dollars, says report
The SIGAR report, compiled based on interviews of at least 30 former officials, including those close to Ghani, suggests a little over $500,000 million in cash on board the helicopters. Significantly, the fund that Ghani took away was not the government fund but was the leftover amount that the UAE government had provided to Ghani to support his 2019 presidential campaign.
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15 killed after suicide blast hits Afghan funeral
At least 15 people were killed and 56 others injured after a suicide blast hit a funeral in Afghanistan's Nangarhar province on Tuesday
5 killed in explosion near Kabul hospital
At least five people were killed and four others injured in an explosion that took place near a hospital in Kabul on Tuesday, officials said
Key IS leaders arrested in Kabul: Afghan intelligence
Afghan forces in a joint operation have arrested three "key" Islamic State (IS) leaders in Kabul, the country's primary intelligence agency, National Directorate of Security (NDS) said
Afghan government says 610 soldiers missing from Taliban custody
The Afghan government has alleged that at least 610 members of its security forces detained by the Taliban, who were supposed to be in the rebels' prisons, were missing
Infections rise above 4,687 in Afghanistan
Afghanistan’s coronavirus cases exceeded 4,687 as the outbreak shows no sign of slowing down even with draconian lockdowns in the main cities
They were drowned by Iranian guards, says Afghan act-finding team
A team working to find facts about allegations on the drowning of Afghan migrants by Iranian border, claims that they were drowned by Iranian forces inside Iran
Four explosions rock Kabul
Four explosions rocked the Afghan capital of Kabul on Monday, security officials said, adding that there were no immediate reports of any casualties
Afghan government halts release of Taliban prisoners
The Afghan government on Monday temporarily stopped the release of Taliban prisoners, saying the Taliban must bring its total number of released security force members to 200, while so far they have only "freed 105."
Herat residents hold protest at Iranian consulate
A group of activists and residents held a protest outside the Iranian consulate in Herat on Monday, calling for the punishment of those who were involved in the drowning of Afghan migrants in the border areas with Iran
18 more bodies of drowned Afghan migrants found
Eighteen more bodies of Afghan migrants, who were allegedly drowned by Iranian guards in a river near the two countries' border, have been found, taking the total number of victims to 34, officials said
Taliban releases 28 more Afghan government prisoners
The Taliban released another group of 28 Afghan government prisoners in Herat province, spokesman of the militant group's political office in Doha said on Sunday
US may halt Afghan drawdown if violence goes on unabated
The United States has warned it would assess again its troop pullout if Taliban continue attacking Afghan security forces, even if American soldiers were not attacked by militants
Ghani tasks team to probe deaths of Afghan migrants
Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani has tasked a 10-member team to probe reports that said Afghan migrants were "abused, tortured and drowned" by Iranian border guards to prevent their illegal entry
Taliban frees 17 prisoners in Herat
The Afghan government and Taliban have been engaged in swapping prisoners on daily bases as part of the US-Taliban peace deal signed on February 29th in Qatari capital Doha
