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15-Year-Old Boy Killed, Two Girls Injured in Explosion in Southeastern Afghanistan – KabulNow

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KABUL, AFGHANISTAN - A 15-year-old boy was killed and two girls were injured after unexploded ordnance detonated in Ali Sher and Terezai district of southeastern Khost province, Taliban authorities said. Tahir Ahrar, spokesperson for the Taliban police command in Khost, said the explosion occurred around midday on Tuesday, September 15, in the Numarah-e Dawlati area of Ali Sher and Terezai district.
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Local Taliban officials in Khost province have said that a 15-year-old boy was killed and two girls were injured in an unexploded ordnance explosion in the Alisher and Terez district of the province. The post Unexploded ordnance explosion in Khost kills one child and injures two appeared first on Rukhshana Media.

The Taliban security command in Khost says that a 15-year-old boy was killed and two girls were injured in an unexploded ordnance explosion in the “Alisher and Tarzai” district of the province. Tahir Ahrar, a spokesman for the Taliban security command in Khost, said that the explosion occurred this afternoon (Tuesday, September 14) in the “Government Marks” area of the Alisher district […] The post Unexploded Ordnance Explosion in Khost Kills a …

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Tahir Ahrar, spokesman for the Khost police command, says that a 15-year-old child has died and two girls have been injured as a result of an explosion of unexploded ordnance left over from the past in the Alisher and Terez districts of the province. The post Unexploded ordnance explosion in Khost claims the life of a child first appeared on SALAM WATANDAR.

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SALAM WATANDAR broke the news on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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