Eight years after deadly Kabul’s Zanbaq Square bombing, victims’ families call for justice
KABUL — On the eighth anniversary of one of the deadliest attacks in the country, families of victims are calling.
KABUL — On the eighth anniversary of one of the deadliest attacks in the country, families of victims are calling.
Sources said that Taliban cited “security concerns” as the reason for denying permission to gather publicly.
There were no immediate reports of casualties or damage.
Local sources said the clash appears to have stemmed from internal tensions between rival Taliban elements.
The incident occurred in the village of Galah Tut, located in the Adraskan district of the province on Saturday night.
Local residents said that Sameem had recently graduated from a law faculty and had no known political affiliations or personal.
The arrests took place in the village of Tankhoy, located in the Darah district of Panjshir.
Akhundzada reassigned the Taliban’s police chiefs of Bamiyan and Samangan provinces.
Taliban police in Kunar said three individuals have been arrested in connection with the killing.
UNAMA’s quarterly report details intensifying violence and civilian casualties amid ongoing instability.