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100 people killed in terrorist attacks in Afghanistan in 7 days 

100 people killed in terrorist attacks in Afghanistan in 7 days 

9 people killed on Thursday evening when terrorists targeted passenger van in northern Afghanistan.

 

KABUL (TSAT) - over 100 people were killed in bomb blasts during the last week in Kabul and the Northern Afghan cities of Mazar-e-Sharif and Kunduz,

 

The terrorists targeted mosques, schools, and passenger vans. 

 

On Thursday evening, passenger vans were targeted in two explosions in Mazar-e-Sharif killing at least 9 and 13 others wounded, according to local officials. 

 

The explosives were placed inside the vans and detonated when people were boarding to return home for Iftari, in the holy month of Ramadan. 

 

 

The security situation in Afghanistan has deteriorated in the last few days as it was the fifth explosion that occurred during the last seven days. 

 

On Friday over 50 people were killed and nearly 100 wounded in an explosion inside a mosque in Kunduz.

 

While on Thursday 35 people were killed and a dozen others wounded in another blast inside the mosque in Mazar-e-Sharif on Thursday. 

 

On April 19, a school was targeted in Kabul city in which six students were killed and 11 others wounded. While in another explosion one person was wounded in Kabul on the same day. 

 

The ISIS/Daesh terrorists group claimed responsibility for these attacks.

 

However, local Taliban officials believed that the former vice president Amrullah Salih and his group is behind the current wave of terrorism in the country. 

 

Taliban government spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid condemned the heinous attacks that targeted innocent civilians inside mosques and said perpetrators will be detained and punished.

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