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Multiple rockets hit near the diplomatic area in the Afghan capital Kabul early Tuesday, as officials said fighting had broken out between security forces and militants in the city's old quarter.
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Taliban militants claim to have targeted multiple areas in the Afghan capital, killing at least 16 people.
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An attack on the Afghanistan parliament in Kabul has come to an end. Officials say six gunmen were killed and nineteen people wounded. The
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Man nominated as Afghan minister is on Interpol wanted list
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