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Explosion heard in Kabul, Taliban says it is investigating
- On Thursday night, two large blasts were reported in central Kabul, with the first occurring near Abdul Haq Square at approximately 9:50 p.m. local time.
- The cause of the blasts remains unclear, and Taliban authorities have launched an official investigation into the incidents.
- Witnesses reported shockwaves strong enough to rattle homes, and security forces sealed off affected areas while conducting searches across the capital.
- Zabihullah Mujahid, Taliban chief spokesman, posted on X that 'no casualties have been reported yet' and assured the public, 'everything is fine.'
- Authorities stated the situation was under control, though investigations continue and no damage or injuries have been officially confirmed up to now.
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The Taliban are investigating an explosion in Kabul
The Taliban say an investigation is underway after an explosion in the Afghan capital, Kabul. Thursday night's explosion hit the area of Abdul Haq Square, which is near several ministries and the General Directorate of Intelligence.
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