Suicide bomber targets Hazaras in Kabul, kills 7

An Afghan authority says a suicide aircraft focusing on a social event of ethnic Hazaras in the capital, Kabul, exploded himself at a police checkpoint outside the setting, slaughtering seven individuals and injuring 14. 

The Interior Ministry's delegate representative, Nasrat Rahimi, says a cop was among the dead in Friday's assault, which occurred in western Kabul as several Hazaras accumulated to recognize the 1995 passing of one of their pioneers, Abdul Ali Mazari, who was killed by the Taliban. 

No gathering has promptly asserted duty regarding the assault. Afghanistan's minority Shiites, who are for the most part Hazaras, have of late been every now and again focused in aggressor assaults, either by the Taliban or the Islamic State associate working in Afghanistan. 

The Sunni activists think about the Shiites blasphemers and urge devotees to execute them. 

An Afghan authority says the Taliban propelled a lethal attack on an armed force station in a remote area of northern Takhar region, executing 10 nearby policemen and injuring nine. 

Common police representative Khali Aseir said on Friday that an extensive number of Taliban warriors struck the station overnight. 

He says the individuals from the nearby police were trapped and executed while on their way to the station to help the Afghan troopers in the remote locale of Khwaja Ghar. 

The warriors endured no losses. 

Taliban representative Zabihullah Mujahid asserted obligation regarding the strike late Thursday and the police slayings. 

He guaranteed the Taliban had caused a far higher number of losses yet the guerillas frequently overstate their cases. 

The report couldn't be autonomously affirmed due to the zone's remoteness. 

Source: AP/UNB