UN Security Council condemns the monstrous terrorist attack in Kabul
The Security Council called the attack “monstrous” and “mean”, expressing condolences to the relatives of the dead and injured, as well as to the authorities of Afghanistan. Security Council members recalled that “acts of terrorism are a crime and cannot be justified by any motive.”
At the same time, the Security Council stressed that in the fight against terrorism, states should respect international norms relating, inter alia, to human rights.
Recall that on Saturday, near the government quarter in Kabul, an explosion thundered. According to media reports, a suicide bomber blew up an ambulance loaded with explosives. The explosion, according to the latest data, killed 95 people, 163 were injured.
Responsibility for the explosion took over the Taliban (prohibited in the Russian Federation).
A little earlier, the American representative to the UN, Nikki Haley, stated that “the US policy towards Afghanistan is working,” and even allowed the possibility of holding talks with the Taliban in the near future.
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