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This attack in Kabul highlights the ongoing security challenges in Afghanistan, even after the Taliban took control of the country in 2021. The fact that no group has claimed responsibility yet doesn’t make it any less concerning. While the Taliban promised to restore stability, incidents like this, as well as the persistence of groups like the Islamic State affiliate, show that violence and insecurity are still major issues. The presence of foreign embassies and government offices in the area further underscores the vulnerability of key locations in the capital.
Do you think the Taliban’s control is weakening security, or do these attacks stem from other groups pushing back against the Taliban’s rule?
