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The hospital in Kabul was attacked

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An attack on a military hospital in Kabul, Afghanistan, on Tuesday morning killed at least 25 people and injured more than 50, the news agency reported. Reuters. The bomber struck shortly after noon in front of a crowded hospital in the Afghan capital, Sardar Mohammed Daoud Khan’s.

The 400-bed hospital is located in the heart of the city, once home to major foreign embassies. A Taliban government spokesman said four of the five bombers had been killed and a fifth had been arrested.

Attack Has claimed Doll ‘ISIS-K, The Since the Taliban came to power in the country, the Afghan division of the Islamic State has already carried out several such attacks. The claim was made Amakh, A news agency affiliated with the Islamic State (ISIS).

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