Afghanistan In August 2021, after the seizure of power by the Afghan Taliban and the establishment of a transitional government in Afghanistan, statistics show that extremist activities have decreased, but organizations such as the so-called Daesh are still carrying out explosions.
The South Asian Terrorism Portal collects data on terrorist activities from various countries. According to the same organization, after August 2021, the number of bomb blasts in the country has decreased by almost 200 percent compared to previous years.
According to the data of the same institution, in 2021 (in Afghan Taliban (includes the period before 2000) there were 280 bomb blasts in which 791 people lost their lives, while in 2022 the number decreased to 104 and 326 people died in blasts.
Similarly, in 2023 there were a total of 36 bomb blasts in which 87 civilians lost their lives while in 2024 so far 48 people have lost their lives in 24 bomb blasts.
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Yesterday in the capital Kabul An explosion occurred as a result of which six people lost their lives According to the police, 13 people have been injured.
According to Kabul Police Spokesman Khalid Zadran, the explosion was caused by a person using an explosive device strapped to his body and a woman was also among the dead.
In Afghanistan, extremism has definitely decreased, but there are still occasional bombings and suicide attacks in which the so-called ISIS organization is involved, according to most reports.
Independent Urdu has presented a brief outline of various bomb blasts and suicide attacks in Afghanistan after the establishment of the Afghan Taliban’s interim government in Afghanistan.
August 26, 2021
After the Afghan Taliban took over Kabul on August 16, the biggest attack was on Kabul Airport, in which more than 200 people, including foreigners, were killed.
The dead were people who wanted to leave the country after the arrival of the Afghan Taliban, the so-called Daesh group claimed responsibility for the attack.
April 29, 2022
According to AP in Kabul, 10 people were killed and more than 20 were injured as a result of an explosion at the Khalifa Agha Gul Jan mosque in Ramadan.
August 6, 2022
According to the Afghan Taliban, eight people were killed and 22 injured as a result of a bomb blast in central Kabul. In this area, the Shiites were preparing to take out a procession for Ashura. ISIS claimed responsibility for the attack.
August 18, 2022
21 people were killed in an explosion in a mosque in Kabul, while 33 people were injured in the explosion, according to Kabul police.
September 5, 2022
According to Reuters, six people, including two embassy employees, were killed in a suicide attack near the gate of the Russian embassy in Kabul, which was claimed by the so-called ISIS organization.
Similarly, in December 2022, the Pakistani embassy in Kabul was targeted, in which a security guard was injured, according to Reuters.
30 September 2022
At least 16 students were killed in a bomb explosion at an educational institution called Kaj in Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan.
January 2, 2023
According to Afghanistan’s Ministry of Interior, 10 people were killed and eight were injured as a result of a powerful explosion outside Kabul Airport.
Hazara community is the majority in this area and this educational institution also belonged to Hazara community which was targeted.
November 8, 2023
According to the police in Kabul, seven people were killed and more than 20 injured as a result of a bomb blast in a passenger bus.
March 21, 2024
According to the Afghan Taliban, 20 people, including members of the Afghan Taliban, were killed in an explosion outside a New Kabul Bank branch in Kandahar.
More than 50 people were injured in this explosion, but according to the New York Times, the Afghan Taliban confirmed the death of three people in this explosion and blamed it on ISIS.
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