Two Russian diplomats killed in Kabul blast

The explosion reportedly occurred outside the Russian embassy in the Afghan capital Two Russian diplomats were among 20 people killed on Monday in an explosion outside the country’s embassy in the Afghan capital, Kabul, local media reported. A suicide bomber reportedly detonated his vest around the corner from the main gate of the Russian embassy, apparently targeting locals queuing for visas.

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