Summary
Explosions and gunfire occurred in Kabul, Afghanistan, on a Thursday evening, but details about the cause and casualties are still unclear. This happened while the Taliban's foreign minister, Amir Khan Muttaqi, was visiting India. Relations between Afghanistan and Pakistan are tense, with Pakistan accusing the Taliban of sheltering armed groups responsible for attacks in Pakistan.
Key Facts
- Explosions and gunfire took place in Kabul, Afghanistan.
- The Taliban confirmed an explosion but did not report any injuries.
- The cause of the explosions is under investigation.
- The Taliban's foreign minister is visiting India for diplomatic talks.
- Relations between Afghanistan and Pakistan are tense, partly due to accusations from Pakistan.
- Pakistan claims the Taliban provide safe havens for groups that attack its security forces.
- Speculation exists about potential involvement of Pakistan in targeting certain leaders in the explosions.
- No official accusations have been made by the Taliban regarding Pakistan's involvement.
