Afghanistan: at least 40 dead in the attack on the Intercontinental hotel
AFP
AFP
Thursday, 25 January 2018 02:59
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Thursday, 25 January 2018 02:59
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KABUL, Afghanistan | At least forty people were killed in the attack on the Intercontinental hotel in Kabul last weekend, including 25 Afghan nationals and 15 foreigners, according to sources, afghan, and diplomatic.
“The final balance sheet stood at 25 dead Afghans,” said to the AFP Thursday, the spokesman of the ministry of Health, Wahid Majrooh, in addition to fifteen foreign nationals reported by their embassies and the respective governments, including four Americans.
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