Atentado en la Universidad de Kabul

Atacando al conocimiento y al pensamiento crítico, el principal enemigo de esta lacra.

#12 En mi caso lo tengo claro: poca indecisión cabe contra esta gente.

creo que no hemos publicado el resto de noticias sobre atentados en el país durante éste año:

On 6 March, ISIS-K killed 32 people in a mass shooting in Kabul.[194] Between 3 and 27 March, the Taliban claimed 405 attacks against Afghan security forces.[195]

On 20 April 2020, Taliban in another attack killed at least 23 Afghan troops and nine civilians.[196]

In April 2020, the New York Times documented Afghan war casualties from 27 March until 23 April and informed that at least 262 pro-government forces, alongside 50 civilians have been killed in almost a month's time. Additionally, hundreds of civilians and Afghan forces also got injured.[197]

On 12 May, A maternity hospital in Kabul was attacked by gunmen, leading to the death of two newborn babies and their mothers, alongside 24 other people. The attackers posed as police officers while wearing police uniforms, which made it possible for them to enter the hospital and opened fire at the people inside.[198][199]

On 19 May 2020, Afghan forces bombed a clinic in the Northern province of Kunduz. The bombing is the result of Afghan force's decision to go on an offensive, a decision made by President Ashraf Ghani of Afghanistan.[200]

On 28 May, the first attack was carried out since the three-day ceasefire for Eid al-Fitr holiday ended at a checkpoint in Parwan province of Kabul, which led to the death of at least 14 members of the Afghan security forces.[201] The Taliban was blamed for the attack, based on the statement issued by the spokeswoman to the provincial governor. She added that members of the Taliban were also killed during the attack, although the Taliban is yet to claim responsibility for the attack.[202][203] According to the District police chief Hussain Shah, the checkpoint was set ablaze by Taliban fighters, killing five security forces in the process, with two others killed by gunshots.[204]

According to a report published by the UN Assistance Mission (UNAMA) on 21 June 2020, fifteen attacks have been carried out on healthcare in Afghanistan, in the first two months of the COVID-19 pandemic. Out of the fifteen attacks, twelve were targeted while the rest were incidental.[209]

In August 2020, ISIS-K conducted an attack on a prison in Jalalabad, Nangarhar Province, killing 29, injuring at least 50, and freeing approximately 300 prisoners.[210]

On 14 August 2020, Fawzia Koofi, a Afghan politician and human rights activist, was shot in the arm in an attempted assassination near Kabul. Koofi had been a vocal Taliban critic, and was also a part of the 21-member team responsible for representing the Afghan government in peace talks with the Taliban.[211]

On 21 October 2020, Taliban militants ambush Afghanistan security forces in the province of Takhar killing at least 34

#17 en general en países islámicos, que estos países aplaudan cuando hay un atentado en Francia, es como querer rociar a otro con gasolina cuando estas envuelto en llamas.

Para el que no lo pille, hay épocas con más o menos atentados, pero cuando hay uno en Europa, suelen tener bastantes réplicas por Oriente Medio y África (aunque a la mayoría les importa una mierda y hacen responsables a las víctimas de tener a sus verdugos).

#20

Mayor número de atentados yihadistas en un país musulman

/pikachusorprendido

no encaja muy bien el Occidente vs Islam que plantean algunos.

Qué problema hay que algunos planteemos una sociedad donde se prohiban las religiones? Necesitamos avanzar, y esto nos retrasa. No podemos pretender lanzar la conquista y colonización del espacio si aún creemos en amigos imaginarios para dar sentido a nuestras vidas.