An explosion shook a complex in Kabul used by United Nations employees, causing minor damage to buildings but resulting in no casualties. The cause of the explosion early Thursday morning in the city center, which destroyed a wall of the complex and shattered windows of nearby buildings, remains unclear. Officials say they are investigating. Last week, at least 7 rockets struck Kabul, the venue for the Loya Jirga. Authorities, fearing that supporters of the ousted Taliban regime and their allies might attempt to disrupt the session reviewing the draft of Afghanistan's new constitution, have implemented strict security measures.
Explosion in Central Kabul - 2003-12-25
An explosion occurred in Kabul at a UN complex, causing minor damage but no casualties. This incident follows recent rocket attacks in the city, raising concerns about security amid the ongoing constitutional discussions in Afghanistan.
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📰 What Happened
An explosion occurred at a UN complex in Kabul, causing minor damage but no casualties. This incident follows a series of rocket attacks in the city, raising security concerns during important constitutional discussions.
- The explosion damaged a wall and shattered windows but did not result in injuries.
- This incident is part of a broader pattern of violence in Kabul, particularly around significant political events.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Afghanistan has been undergoing a tumultuous transition since the fall of the Taliban, with ongoing efforts to establish a stable government and constitution amid persistent violence.
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