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At least 30 people, many of them female students, killed in bomb attack near Kabul high school

Dozens of people, many of them schoolgirls, have been killed by bomb blasts outside a school in Afghanistan.

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Logar truck bombing condemned world-wide

1 May 2021 - 18:04 KABUL (Pajhwok): The US, EU, Turkey and Pakistan on Saturday strongly condemned a truck bombing in Pul-i-Alam, the capital of central Logar province. Twenty-six people were killed and over 100 injured in the bombing on a guest house in Pul-i-Alam on Friday evening. In a tweet US Chargé d’Affaires Ross Wilson said: “Horrible to learn about yesterday’s truck bomb attack on a guesthouse in Logar, with high school students and police officers among those murdered. We condemn this & all acts of violence against Afghans. My condolences to the families and friends of the victims.” European Union also condemned the bombing and tweeted: “In the holy month of Ramadan, horrible news on a car bomb in Pul-e-Alam, Logar province, killing and injuring innocent civilians, including students, this evening. This is a tragedy for the whole country and our thoughts go to all affected. This senseless violence must stop.”

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US embassy staff members leave Kabul before troops depart

news US embassy staff members leave Kabul before troops depart dw.com 2 hrs ago dw.com The US said there has been increasing violence and threats as its troops begin to leave Afghanistan after a two-decade war. Washington said it would maintain an embassy even after the military left. © Brian Harris/Planet Pix/ZUMA/picture alliance The US military is slated to leave Afghanistan in less than five months The US State Department on Tuesday ordered some of its remaining staff to leave its embassy in Kabul as the US prepares to pull its troops out of the country. Ross Wilson, the acting US ambassador to Afghanistan, said on Twitter that the decision was made in light of increasing violence and threat reports in Kabul.

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Key Diplomat Says Do Not Underestimate Afghan Security Forces - New Delhi Times - India s Only International Newspaper

Key Diplomat Says Do Not Underestimate Afghan Security Forces - New Delhi Times - India s Only International Newspaper
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Key Diplomat Says Do Not Underestimate Afghan Security Forces

Key Diplomat Says Do Not Underestimate Afghan Security Forces
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