In Afghanistan under the rule of the Taliban, who expelled the Crusader imperialists from the country in August, the sectarian instigation was brought to the field in an organized manner. Disturbed by the Taliban's reassurance of the Afghan people and the restoration of order in the country, the defeatist delegation led by the USA has now begun to ignite the fire of sectarianism. Last day, 6 Afghan citizens lost their lives in a bomb attack on an educational institution where Shiite students were studying. Last October, nearly one hundred Muslims were killed in the terrorist attacks carried out on Shiite mosques for two weeks in a row, at the time of Friday prayers. While it is known that the Taliban government, which consists entirely of "Sunni" rulers, does not take a discriminatory and marginalizing attitude towards Shiites, on the contrary, exhibits a conciliatory stance, the US-based Crusader terror network, with its terrorist attacks carried out by front organizations, set the stage for the Sunni-Shiite conflicts in Afghanistan and created the basis for the already war-weary people. The US-based Crusader terror network wants to drag the Afghan people into a new chaos.
BLOOD SHED ON THE DAY OF RAMADAN
The bomb attacks carried out one after the other at Abdul Rahim Martyr High School and Mumtaz Course, west of Afghanistan's capital Kabul, caused unrest in the country. According to initial reports, 6 people died and 11 were injured in the attacks targeting Shiites. While the Taliban government is launching a comprehensive investigation to reveal the perpetrator of the attacks, it was noted that the heaviest punishment will be given to terrorists who disturb the social peace.
TERRORISTS TARGETTED FRIDAY CONGREGATIONS
Last October, Afghanistan suffered two major terrorist attacks. On Friday, October 8, 2021, 46 Afghan citizens were killed in a bomb attack on a Shiite-dominated mosque in Kunduz province in the north of the country, during Friday prayers. The week after this heinous attack, the terrorists' target was Kandahar in the south of your country. Shiite Fatimiyya Mosque in Kandahar, known as the stronghold of the Taliban. 47 people were killed in the bomb attack, which took place at the time of Friday prayers. There were 3,000 people in the mosque on the day of the attack in Kandahar. Eyewitnesses noted that the Taliban soldier, who was in charge of guarding the mosque, wrapped himself in a suicide bomber at the cost of his life and reduced the impact of the bomb, otherwise the death toll could reach thousands.