Data collected by TOLOnews shows that 19 civilians and security force members were killed and 32 more were wounded in security incidents including Taliban attacks in eight provinces in le
Afghanistan: 19 Killed in Violence in Less Than 24 Hours
Data collected by TOLOnews shows that 19 civilians and security force members were killed and 32 more were wounded in security incidents including Taliban attacks in eight provinces in less than 24 hours.
Samiullah Zare, an army officer, was killed on Sunday evening when he was attacked by unknown armed men in Dasht-e-Barchi area in Kabul’s District 18. He was carrying cash obtained from selling his home and was attacked when he returned from the property dealer s office.
The thieves took over 1 million Afs from him, Zare’s relatives said.
“We call on the government to ensure justice and follow this case. We want the perpetrators to be arrested and sentenced,” said Mahdi Muhebi, brother of Samiullah Zare.
A car bomb explosion happened on Monday at Kabul PD10 in the morning. The incident reported near the office of Saadat Mansoor Naderi.No group including the Taliban has claimed responsibility for the blast. Police said that there were no casualties in the blast.
According to security forces, The incident happened at around 7:26 am local time in the Shaheed roundabout in Kabul PD10 after Nabizada s vehicle hit by an IED. Afghanistan s Minister of State for Peace Affairs. informed that the blast targeted an armoured vehicle that belonged to Khushnood Nabizadeh, head of Naderi s office in Kabul. Tolo news took to Twitter to share the information. The tweet reads, Damage caused by car bomb blast today Nabizadeh, Director of Saadat Mansoor Naderi s Office, Minister of State for Peace Affairs.
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Civilian deaths are the most heinous outcomes of the circumstances wherein insecurity, terrorism and conflicts thrive. Mostly, in the most horrific way, people who are not in any way connected to the war, lose their lives , though they should have the right to life as their basic human right. And, the state has the responsibility to ensure that the citizens are granted that right without any trouble. Sadly, there are many states in the world that have not been able to provide their citizens with that right; and, Afghanistan is one of the same states. The poor masses in Afghanistan keep on worrying about the deterioration in security, since they are essentially those who have suffered and will suffer the worst consequences of insecurity and violence. Seeing people lose their lives when they have nothing to do with the war is truly tragic. People have not only endured the hardships
KABUL Freshta Kohistani, a prominent women’s rights activist and former provincial council member in Afghanistan, was shot and killed along with her brother in her hometown of Kohistan district in Kapisa province on Dec. 24.
The two were on a motorbike when gunmen opened fire, according to the Interior Ministry. No one has claimed responsibility for the attack.
Kohistani, 29, led many protests on behalf of women’s rights and raised awareness on social media about violence against women in the country. She also participated in the presidential election campaign for Abdullah Abdullah.
Kohistani was the second activist to be killed in as many days. Mohammad Yousuf Rasheed, the head of an independent election monitoring organization, was shot and killed in an ambush in Kabul on Dec 23.