Kabul: At least three people, including a deputy provincial governor, were killed in a bomb blast and firing on Tuesday in Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan, while a deputy head of the provincial council in the western part of the country That too died in such an attack. Officials gave this information. The attacks are the latest in a series of violence in Afghanistan when Taliban and Afghan government negotiators are negotiating in Qatar and are trying to negotiate a peace deal to bring a full stop to decades of fighting in the country.
According to Afghan Interior Ministry spokesman Tariq Ariyan, a bomb exploded in the armored vehicle of the Deputy Provincial Governor of Kabul killed two people and injured two others. Arrian said Deputy Provincial Governor Mahbuballah Mohibi was killed along with his secretary while two of his bodyguards were injured in the attack in Macrorayan area near Kabul.
Probably the attack was carried out on the Deputy Governor. The president of the High Council for National Reconciliation, Abdullah Abdullah, condemned the attack and said the recent increase in attacks is a clear enemy of the Afghan peace process. The spokesman for Kabul’s police chief, F Firmarge, said that in another attack in Kabul, gunmen shot dead a police officer and injured another policeman.
He said the investigation into the murder is underway. On the other hand, Abdul Rahman Atshan, deputy head of the Provincial Council of the Western Ghor Province, died due to the explosion of a bomb in the car, while another member of the council and his driver were injured. Arif Aber, spokesman for the provincial governor, gave this information. No one has claimed responsibility for these attacks yet.
