The attack began after sunrise when a suicide bomber
detonated outside the compound. Afghan police officials
say the compound belonged to a foreign aid agency, but
declined to give the agency’s name or say where it is
based.
The attack took place in the Karte-Se, a quiet
neighborhood in western Kabul that’s home to a series of
low-profile, western guesthouses.
After the suicide attacker detonated, at least two other
militants stormed the building, eventually holing up inside
the compound while Afghan commandos and police
surrounded them outside.[url]The attack began after sunrise when a suicide bomber
detonated outside the compound. Afghan police officials
say the compound belonged to a foreign aid agency, but
declined to give the agency’s name or say where it is
based.
The attack took place in the Karte-Se, a quiet
neighborhood in western Kabul that’s home to a series of
low-profile, western guesthouses.
After the suicide attacker detonated, at least two other
militants stormed the building, eventually holing up inside
the compound while Afghan commandos and police
surrounded them outside.[/url]The attack began after sunrise when a suicide bomber
detonated outside the compound. Afghan police officials
say the compound belonged to a foreign aid agency, but
declined to give the agency’s name or say where it is
based.
The attack took place in the Karte-Se, a quiet
neighborhood in western Kabul that’s home to a series of
low-profile, western guesthouses.
After the suicide attacker detonated, at least two other
militants stormed the building, eventually holing up inside
the compound while Afghan commandos and police
surrounded them outside.

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