13 including kids killed in two blasts outside Kabul airport where thousands had gathered to flee Afghanistan
India Today
An explosion went off outside the Kabul airport on Thursday, killing at least 13 people and injuring many others.
An explosion went off outside the Kabul airport on Thursday, killing at least 13 people. Reports suggest that 3 US military personnel were also wounded in the attack. VIDEO: People being rushed to the hospital following reported suicide bomber attack at Kabul airport.pic.twitter.com/ex74FpusGs Thousands of people have gathered outside the airport in a bid to flee the country on Western airlift since the Taliban seized power earlier this month.
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