Officials: Suicide Bomber Wounds 10 in Afghan Capital
Afghan police say a suspected suicide bomber has attacked an Afghan army bus in the country's capital, wounding 10 people
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2011/4/10 - 19:47
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Kabul police spokesman Hashmat Stanekzai said the Saturday blast in the eastern part of the city wounded seven soldiers and three civilians. No one was killed.
Authorities say the attacker approached the bus on foot before detonating the explosives believed to be strapped to his body.
No one has claimed responsibility for the attack, but it comes less than a week after a multiple suicide bombing targeted a foreign military base in Kabul. The Taliban claimed responsibility for that attack.
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