Afghanistan: four successive explosions in Kabul

Four successive mine explosions rocked the north of the Afghan capital on Monday morning, May 11, injuring four civilians, said Kabul police spokesman.

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"Four roadside bombs exploded in police district 17," Ferdaws Faramarz said in a message, adding that "four civilians, including a child, were slightly injured . " The attack has not yet been claimed.

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Bombings and rocket attacks by groups such as ISIS and the Taliban are common in the country. This violence has increased since the signing of a historic agreement with Washington in late February. This succession of attacks comes while containment measures have been put in place in the capital in order to limit the spread of the new coronavirus.

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