Taliban condemns Afghan bomb attacks

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Taliban condemns Afghan bomb attacks

Taliban condemns Afghan bomb attacks - World - NZ Herald News

Updated 6:08 AM Wednesday Dec 7, 2011





The Taleban issued a statement condemning deadly attacks on two shrines in Afghanistan that killed at least 58 people overnight, blaming the bombings on the "invading enemy".
No group has claimed responsibility for the strikes in the Afghan capital and northern Mazar-i-Sharif, but most previous major attacks have been blamed on the insurgents battling the Afghan government and its foreign backers.

Calling the attacks "inhumane and unIslamic acts", the statement signed by Taleban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid and emailed to AFP, blamed them on "the invading enemy who faces total defeat in the battle against the mujahidin".


They "are now resorting to such brutal acts to create terror, distrust and hatred among Afghans so they can have an excuse to stay here for longer..." added the statement.
- AFP

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Taliban condemns attacks on Afghan Shi'ites - JPost - Headlines

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Taliban condemns attacks on Afghan Shi'ites

Tue, Dec 6 2011
KABUL (Reuters) - The Taliban condemned bomb attacks in Kabul and the northern city of Mazar-i-Sharif, that killed at least 52 people on Tuesday, as the brutal work of "enemies", a spokesman for the insurgent group said.
"Very sadly we heard that there were explosions in Kabul and Mazar-i-Sharif, where people were killed by the enemy's un-Islamic and inhuman activity," Zabihullah Mujahid said in an emailed statement
"The Islamic Emirate strongly condemns such a cruel, indiscriminate and un-Islamic attack," the statement added, using the name by which insurgent group refers to itself.


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