Ten Killed As Bombing Targets Convoy of Afghanistan's Vice-President

On Wednesday, a bomb attack in Kabul killed 10 people and injured over 30, targeting a government convoy. The intended target, Afghanistan's First Vice President, suffered minor burns. His spokesman condemned the attack as a terrorist attempt. The Taliban denied involvement, despite stalled peace talks with the Afghan government. Afghanistan's top negotiator urged for peace, stating that excuses must end and killings must stop.

What was the primary target of the attack in Kabul?

• A government building

• The First Vice President

• A foreign embassy

• A military base

How did the First Vice President describe his injuries?

• Unharmed

• Severe

• Life-threatening

• Minor burns

What was the impact of the attack on the peace talks?

• They were unaffected

• They concluded successfully

• They were accelerated

• They stalled

What was the Taliban's response to the attack?

• They supported the attack

• They denied involvement

• They were silent

• They claimed responsibility

What did Afghanistan's top negotiator emphasize after the attack?

• The continuation of the current strategy

• The end of excuses and the need for peace

• The importance of international aid

• The need for more military action