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Taliban destroys key bridge in Afghanistan

  •   Wed, Aug 29 2018 05:25:05 PM

Kabul, Aug 29 (IANS): Taliban militants blasted a key bridge in Afghanistan's Uruzgan province early on Wednesday, an official said.

"The Taliban insurgents in the latest attack against government interests dynamited a key bridge in provincial capital Tirin Kot city on Wednesday morning," Xinhua quoted government official Sayed Shah Habibi as saying.

Describing the attack as "enmity with people", the official said the bridge was constructed in 2012 to connect provincial capital Tirin Kot city to several districts and villages.

The destruction of the bridge has added to the suffering of the people in the province, the official added.

The Taliban has not commented on the incident yet.
  

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  • Rita, Germany

    Thu, Aug 30 2018

    Poor people who really suffer in every way.why do they doing it to their own people?What is the intention,they themselves suffer too.but the poorest of poor have to suffer without food,water medicine help,and girls are not sent to school.Only God can change their mind ,.

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