Another explosion rocks residential space in Kabul, 2 reported useless: Reports
2 min readAn explosion was reported in Kabul on Sunday night. According to locals within the space, the explosion was attributable to a rocket hitting home within the space.
#Breaking | Another explosion reported in #Kabul. Witnesses say the blast was attributable to a rocket hitting a residential home within the eleventh Security District.Pradeep with particulars, Mujhibullah reviews from Kabul and Srinjoy with updates. pic.twitter.com/UNp6eexJVq— TIMES NOW (@TimesNow) August 29, 2021
The reason for the explosion is but unclear. Visuals of the incident have emerged on social media. According to Republic TV, the explosion in Kabul occurred on the Gulai space of Khajeh Baghra, within the eleventh safety district.
JUST IN – Explosion rocks #Kabul. The blast hit a residential constructing west of the airport. Cause unclear.pic.twitter.com/vzh7T651KM— Disclose.television (@disclosetv) August 29, 2021
Asvaka, an Afghan information company, reported that at the least two had been killed and three had been wounded within the incident which was stated to be a rocket assault.
At least two persons are killed and three injured in a rocket assault close to Kabul airport, in response to Afghan information company Asvaka. https://t.co/5MyFBUIQcC pic.twitter.com/wQyoAnVKof— Al Arabiya English (@AlArabiya_Eng) August 29, 2021
In the wee hours of Sunday, the USA had knowledgeable that they carried out a drone assault within the Nangarhar province of Afghanistan, towards an Islamic State of Khorasan Province (ISKP) goal. However, names of these killed within the assault haven’t been launched.
“We saw that rickshaws were burning. Children and women were wounded and one man, one boy and one woman had been killed on the spot. We tried to find people to bring something so that we can carry or transport the wounded,” one man was quoted by CNN as saying.
Only days earlier, the Kabul airport was rocked by a suicide bombing which claimed the lives almost 200 individuals, together with US service members.
