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Pakistan says ‘deeply shocked’ as Afghan Taliban refugees minister killed in Kabul blast

  • Khalil Haqqani became a minister in the Taliban’s interim government after foreign forces withdrew from Afghanistan in 2021
  • He was a senior leader of Haqqani network, a militant faction the US State Department blames for major attacks during 20-year war
By SAIMA SHABBIR ·

Afghan capital explosion kills Taliban refugee minister, officials say

By AP ·

Six killed in Daesh-claimed suicide blast in Afghan capital

By AFP ·

At least 5 dead after blast hits Afghan foreign ministry

By PARWIZ KAROKHAIL ·

Suicide blast kills 19 at education center in Afghan capital

By AFP ·

Bombing at Kabul mosque kills 10, including prominent cleric

By AP ·

Islamabad rejects Daesh claim implicating Pakistani in Kabul bombing

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Pakistan condemns spate of deadly attacks in Kabul

By Arab News Pakistan ·

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