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A close look at the recent events in Kabul

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Smokes rises from the Intercontinental Hotel after an attack in Kabul, Afghanistan, Sunday, Jan. 21, 2018. Gunmen stormed the hotel. Source: AP

Afghan president Mohammad Ashraf Ghani says that Afghan government will get the revenge of innocent Afghans blood. President Ghani said that government would share their actions with people in due time.


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Afghan president Mohammad Ashraf Ghani says that Afghan government will get the revenge of innocent Afghans blood. President Ghani said that government would share their actions with people in due time.


President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani while referring to the recent attacks said that Taliban have tried to hide their losses by attacking innocent people around Afghanistan. He added that Taliban could not disobey their leaders and the one asking them to harm Afghans. Kabul and some other cities have witnessed the worst attacks and civilian casualties in recent months.

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