Taliban Claim Attack On Kabul Resort, Citing Presence Of 'Illicit Fun' And Alcohol -- Christian Science Monitor
Taliban militants killed at least 20 people in an all-night battle with Afghan security forces at a popular resort near Kabul.
Taliban militants attacked a popular resort near Kabul late Thursday night and battled with Afghan security forces well into Friday morning, underscoring the group's continued ability to mount serious challenges to security even in the capital.
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