Tuesday, December 6, 2011
New York Times; Rare Attacks on Shiites Kill Scores in Afghanistan
KABUL, Afghanistan — At least 63 people were killed and scores wounded after bombers struck Shiite religious observances on Tuesday in three cities, detonating explosives amid crowds of worshipers in the first such sectarian attacks in a decade of war in Afghanistan...Continue Reading..
Democracy’s Enemies in Pakistan
KABUL — Twin blasts at Afghan shrines on the Shiite holy day of Ashura left at least 58 people dead on Tuesday, with one massive suicide attack in Kabul ripping through a crowd of worshippers including children. The attack in the capital and another in the northern city of Mazar-i-Sharif came a day after an international meeting in Germany aimed at charting a course for Afghanistan, 10 years after US-led forces drove the Taliban from power....Continue Reading..
واکنشها به حملات انتحاری مراسم عاشورا در افغانستان
حملات روز سه شنبه به مراسم عاشورا در کابل، مزار شریف و قندهار با واکنشهای منفی جناحهای مختلف داخلی و مقام های خارجی مواجه شده است. در کابل یک انفجار انتحاری در زیارتگاه حضرت ابوالفضل، یکی از شلوغ‌ترین زیارتگاههای کابل، که در مرکز این شهر موقعیت دارد، منجر به کشته شدن ۵۴ نفر و زخمی شدن ۱۶۴ تن دیگر شده است.
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