A powerful blast followed by gunfire struck Afghanistan's capital on Tuesday evening near the 'Green Zone,' where government buildings, residences and foreign embassies are housed.
A powerful blast followed by gunfire struck Afghanistan's capital Tuesday evening near the"Green Zone," where government buildings, residences and foreign embassies are housed.The official said the residence of a member of parliament appeared to be the target of the attack.No militant group immediately claimed responsibility.
leaders told NBC News the fundamentalist Islamist group was behind the attack.AfghanistanThe three Taliban leaders said the attack was a response to recent airstrikes on their positions in Afghanistan.Rahmat Gul / APThe city's Emergency Hospital tweeted that it had so far seen six patients wounded in the attack.The blast comes amid growing clashes between Afghan forces and the Taliban, with the military group taking control over checkpoints and infrastructure projects.
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