Quick Glance: Indian diplomats meet Taliban in Kabul for the first time since the US pullout
- NEW DELHI, 2 June (Reuters) – The Taliban said a delegation of Indian officials met with Afghanistan's acting foreign minister on Thursday to discuss bilateral ties and humanitarian supplies, the first such visit to Kabul since the chaotic US exit last year.
- Mawlawi Amir Khan Muttaqi, the acting foreign minister of the Taliban regime, met with an Indian foreign ministry group led by senior official J.P. Singh.
- "The meeting focused on India-Afghan diplomatic relations, bilateral trade and humanitarian aid," stated Abdul Qahar Balkhi, spokesman for the Taliban foreign ministry, on Twitter.
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Quick Glance: Suicide attack at a tutoring center in Afghanistan's capital kills 19 people
- According to Kabul police spokesperson Khalid Zadran, the official death toll is 19 dead and 27 injured.
- He said the attack occurred at a private tutoring center during an exam.
- According to a Taliban source, 33 individuals were killed, including female students.
- Teenage pupils were among the 24 persons killed in an Islamic State-claimed attack on a similar education center in west Kabul in 2020.
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