Suicide Bomb Attack On Afghan Security Offices In Kabul -- BBC
A suicide bomb attack has been launched on a building belonging to Afghanistan's National Directorate of Security (NDS) in the capital, Kabul, officials have told the BBC.
Three civilians were killed and 30 hurt, the officials said. Five attackers were killed.
Another car packed with explosives was defused, police said.
The Taliban, who have launched several high-profile raids on Kabul, said they were behind the attack.
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