THE Islamic State (IS) jihadist organization took responsibility for the bombing on Monday (4/10) targeting worshipers leaving a mosque in its capital Afghanistan with at least five dead, hours after the Taliban claimed to have neutralized its sleeping nucleus.
The ΙΚ proceeded to take responsibility by posting the “news” agency Amak, his propaganda instrument, on the platform Telegram, stating that the attack was committed by a suicide bomber.
The representative of the transitional government of Taliban, Zambiola Mujahid, he said earlier in French Agency that the first evidence indicated that this organization was indeed responsible for the attack.
His arm ΙΚ in the Afghanistan, which calls itself IKH (“Islamic State of Khorasan”), has claimed responsibility for some of the bloodiest attacks in the country in recent years.
Although the two top organizations, the ΙΚΧ and their movement Taliban, are Sunni, their relations are characterized by mutual hatred.
The Taliban say they have destroyed an ISIS hideout
The representative of Taliban He also announced that he was hiding his details ΙΚ it was destroyed and the people inside it were killed that night Sunday in its northern suburb Kabul.
“Last night, a special unit of the mujahideen (s.s. ‘holy warriors’) of Islamic Emirate (s.s. the name given by Taliban in their status) conducted an operation against his guerrillas ΙΚ»In her suburb Kabul, said o Mujahid via Twitter.
His hideout ΙΚ “All its members were completely destroyed ΙΚ they were killed inside, “he added. He did not specify how many are dead.
The operation followed the explosion of the bomb outside the mosque Id Ga of Kabul, where a memorial prayer was held after the death of the mother of their representative Taliban last week.
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