More than 90 people were killed and 150 injured in the terrorist attack in Kabul

A suicide bomber exploded in the Afghan capital Kabul on January 27.

As a result, died at least 95 people and 158 were injured. Earlier it was reported about 63 dead.

The explosion occurred in an area where government buildings and offices of international organizations are located; access is limited. The terrorist drove there in an ambulance.

The Taliban claimed responsibility for the explosion

• Terror attacks regularly take place in Afghanistan, killing dozens and hundreds of people. Most often, Taliban or Islamic State militants (both organizations recognized by the Russian authorities as terrorist), who control some parts of the country, take responsibility for them.
• On January 20, Taliban fighters attacked the Intercontinental Hotel in Kabul. As a result, 18 people died.