Wednesday, 15 August 2012 16:44
Lawmakers condemned the deadly Nimroz attacks, alleging that the bombers who targetted a civilian hospital in Zaranj city and a crowded Bazaar in the same area killing 29 were Iranian Balochs.
According to Nimroz MP Freshta Amini, the "three suicide bombers arrested yesterday were Iranian Balochs and the matter will be discussed with the Iranian embassy."
The MPs also said that if Iran, like Pakistan, starts sending terrorists to Afghanistan, it will create major issues for Afghanistan and Afghan security forces should prevent these infiltrations.
Five other would-be suicide bombers were killed by Police and three others detained. The nationalities of the dead and detained attackers have yet to be confirmed.
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