In a statement, Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said the attack claimed the lives of 14 people and left six others.

In a statement reported by Iranian media, Kanani called the assault a "terrorist act" and demanded immediate steps to punish.

The U.N. envoy stressed the need for international accountability and action to prevent further violence.

He directed his criticism toward Iran's Attorney General, condemning the practice.

Across social media, citizens expressed outrage, criticizing the lack of accountability for such incidents.

ISIS claimed that 15 people were killed and six others injured in the attack.

In May 2023, the country sent 125 tons of humanitarian assistance.

Barr expressed fears about "what is being taught" in these religious schools and whether the curriculum may contribute to extremist.

Sources stated that the victims were residents of the central province of Daikundi.

The U.K.’s financial support aims to bolster ongoing efforts to provide life-saving aid to those affected by the country's deepening.