Seven people have been killed and 41 injured in an explosion outside a mosque in Kabul, Afghanistan.
The scene is in an area heavily guarded by the Taliban, the Islamist group that holds the helm, and police are investigating the situation in detail.
An explosion erupted in front of a mosque in central Kabul, Afghanistan.
The Taliban-affiliated police said people were leaving a mosque after Friday prayers when a car parked in front of them suddenly exploded. Seven civilians were killed and 41 others, including children, were injured.
The site of the explosion includes the residences of the Taliban's interim government officials and a television station, and is in an area where the Taliban have strict security.
So far, no claim has been made, but six people, including two embassy staff members, were killed in an explosion in front of the Russian embassy in Kabul on the 5th of this month. = There have been a series of terrorist bombings by the Islamic State, and the police are investigating the details.