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A spokesman for the Afghan Interior Ministry said the Taliban were involved in the rocket attacks on Kabul, which resulted in civilian casualties. However, this information was denied there.
The terrorist organization Islamic State (ISIS) claimed responsibility for the November 21 rocket attack on the Afghan capital, Kabul. About this on Twitter informed AFP Agency.
Islamic States claimed responsibility for the salvo that struck various parts of central and northern Kabul, including in and around the heavily fortified green zone, which houses embassies and international companies, “the statement said.
The agency notes that Afghan Interior Ministry spokesman Tariq Arian accused the Taliban movement of bombing Kabul, which is now negotiating a peace process in the country with the United States.
The Taliban themselves have denied any involvement in the bombing of Kabul on November 21. According to the Interior Ministry, 23 rockets were fired at the Afghan capital and eight civilians were killed.
February 29, 2020 United States and the Taliban signed an agreement on the start of the peace process in Afghanistan. That provides for the gradual withdrawal of foreign troops from Afghanistan, provided the Taliban uphold their end of the bargain: initiate negotiations with the Afghan government, observe the truce, and prevent the use of Afghan territory for activities that threaten the security of the United States and its allies.
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