KABUL on Monday appointed a delegation comprised of representatives from all provinces to investigate recent deadly attacks in capital Kabul and the Bilateral Security Agreement (BSA).
On Wednesday, nearly 90 people were killed and more than 460 others wounded in a truck suicide bombing in Wazir Akbar Khan diplomatic quarter of the capital.
On Friday, people took to the streets in Kabul and asked the government leaders to resign over their failure to protect citizens. But the protest later turned violent, leaving seven dead and 35 . . .
