At least 68 dead following attack on Afghanistan school | Sky News Australia

Three bombs were detonated outside the school – where many young girls are taught – in western Kabul.

Afghan Interior Ministry spokesperson Tariq Arian said the Taliban were responsible for “this criminal and unforgiveable act of terror, as they have done in similar attacks on Kabul University and university students in Logar Province and other parts of the country.” The Taliban, however, denied they were behind the blasts. Militants linked to Islamic State in the past targeted mainly Shi’a Muslim Hazara communities.

Source: Education Headlines (educationheadlines.net)

Oh this is dreadful, it would be lovely to live in a world of peace, BUT that is nothing more than a dream isn't it ?

This is so tragic. It’s pure evil.

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