1136 GMT May 25, 2022
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Iran condemned a terrorist attack in Pakistan’s Lahore that killed and injured a number of civilians.
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Here are the latest developments in Afghanistan following the second takeover of the country by the Taliban militant group on August 15:
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At least 15 people were killed on Tuesday in a suicide bombing as recruits lined up outside an army camp in the Somali capital Mogadishu.
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A bomb ripped through a mosque in northern Kabul during Friday prayers and killed 12 worshippers, Afghan police said.
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At least 11 people were killed in a bomb blast in Afghanistan's southern province of Zabul as the Taliban militant group said it would observe a three-day cease-fire for the religious holiday of Eid al-Fitr.
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Iran's Embassy in Baghdad in a statement on Thursday condemned two terrorist explosions in the Iraqi capital that killed and injured dozens of innocent people.
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A car bombing in the Afghanistan’s central province of Ghazni killed at least 30 Afghan security force members on Sunday, officials said, and casualties could increase given the intensity and location of the blast.
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The number of bombs dropped by the United States on Afghanistan in 2019 was the highest figure recorded in at least a decade, according to the US Air Force.
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At least 14 civilians, including many schoolchildren, have lost their lives when a roadside bomb blew up their bus in northwestern Burkina Faso, security sources say.
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Iran's Intelligence Minister Mahmoud Alavi said on Monday that security forces have foiled two bombing plots planned to target Iranian pilgrims in the southwestern province of Khuzestan in the past few days, according to IRNA.
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The Daesh terrorist group has carried out a bombing attack in a public market in the southern Philippines, wounding at least seven people there.
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Joy and celebration turned into horror and carnage when a Daesh suicide bomber targeted a packed Afghan wedding hall, killing at least 63 people in the deadliest attack to rock Kabul in months, officials and witnesses said Sunday.
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Sri Lanka is moving to curtail Saudi Arabian influence, after some politicians and Buddhist monks blamed the spread of the kingdom’s ultra-conservative Wahhabi school for planting the seeds of militancy that culminated in deadly Easter bomb attacks.
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Militants have launched a triple bombing attack in northeast Nigeria killing a multitude of people in Borno State.
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