QUETTA/KABUL: The brother of the leader of the Afghan Taliban was among at least four people killed in a bomb blast at a mosque in Pakistan on ...
QUETTA/KABUL: The brother of the leader of the Afghan Taliban was among at least four people killed in aPolice said more than 20 people were wounded and the death toll could rise. The imam of the mosque, 25km from the southwestern city of Quetta, was among those killed, police said.
One of the sources, who visited the site after the blast, said security at the mosque was always very tight. The militants, fighting to expel foreign forces and set up an Islamic state, are also expected to make a commitment to power-sharing talks with the US-backed government and a ceasefire.
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