An explosion bomb kills at least five in Afghanistan news

Police say that the Taliban security personnel were among those who were killed in the attack that has not yet been claimed.

The explosion of a bomb was killed at least five people and wounded seven in northeastern Afghanistan, according to local police.

The explosion took place at 8:35 am (04:05 GMT) on Tuesday near the Kabul Bank branch in Conduz Province. No group has claimed the responsibility of the explosion yet.

The police said the bank’s security guard and four others, including civilians and members of the Taliban ruling group in Afghanistan, were among those who were killed.

“A suicide bomber, who had been improvised by the explosive devices, has been improvised by himself,” Jadine Khalafar, a province’s police spokesman.

He added: “The Conduz County Police Command is working with relevant organizations to find the perpetrators of the accident and bring them to justice.”

The number of bombs and suicide attacks in Afghanistan decreased significantly because the United States withdrew its forces and the government, with its support by the Taliban in August 2021.

However, many armed groups – including ISIS (ISIS) – remain to threaten.

Dozens of people were killed in a Suicide bombing At the Shiite Mosque in Condoz in October 2021, with ISIL, ISKP, which claims responsibility.

In March last year, a suicide bomber killed at least three people when he detonated a bomb outside a bank in the southern city of Kandahar, in an attack called the regional separation of ISIS.

Despite the ongoing attacks, the Taliban authorities say they have often crushed the group.