0915 GMT March 04, 2021
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Three separate explosions in the Afghan capital Kabul killed at least five people and wounded two others amid a surge in violence in the war-torn country.
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At least five people, including four doctors, were killed after a magnetic bomb attached to their car exploded in the Afghanistan capital, Kabul.
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A car bombing in Kabul targeting an Afghan lawmaker killed at least nine people, officials said.
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At least one Afghan civilian was killed after multiple rockets hit the country’s capital of Kabul, the second such attack to rock the city in less than a month.
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Iran blames US proxies after projectile hits embassy
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By Stefanie Glinski
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Iran’s Ambassador to Afghanistan Bahador Aminian has survived a bomb explosion in the capital city of Kabul where Afghan and Iranian officials were visiting an ongoing book exhibition on Monday.
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Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman strongly condemned the “heinous” bomb attacks in the Afghan capital of Kabul, which killed more than 20 civilians including women.
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Iran: Attack carried out by ‘enemies of peace’
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At least 10 civilians, including four children, were injured in the Afghan capital of Kabul in an attack with 14 rockets against the city’s heavily-fortified Green Zone as the country marked its 101st independence anniversary.
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The mayors of Tehran and Kabul discussed ways to broaden cooperation between the two municipalities and share experiences in the battle against the novel coronavirus, Tasnim News Agency reported.
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Foreign Ministry's special assistant for Afghanistan affairs discussed latest political developments with high-ranking Afghan officials during his visit to Kabul, IRNA reported.
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The Taliban refused to begin talks with the Afghan government’s new negotiating team on Saturday, in a setback to the so-called US-brokered peace process for one of the world’s longest-running conflicts.
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At least seven people were killed and 10 wounded, including four foreigners, when a minivan packed with explosives detonated during Kabul's morning rush hour Wednesday, an Interior Ministry spokesman said.
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Kabul is hosting a three-day information technology exhibition. Iran and Afghanistan have jointly organized this event. Tens of Iranian and Afghan companies have participated in this exhibition to put on show their latest achievements.
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