"I will never know happiness again," said the Afghan boyfriend after the attack during which 63 people died

KABUL. "They turned my happiness into shame, I lost my brother, my friends and my family, I will never be happy again," he said on television.
Mirwais Elmi, the man who got married on Saturday where the
Islamic State leads forward
an attack that killed 63 people.

"Yesterday afternoon, the guests came smiling for my wedding and in the afternoon we removed their bodies," he lamented in the interview that he granted Sunday. At the entrance, there were stacked shoes that people have forgotten in the middle of the panic.

The funeral was then organized in the cemeteries of the city,
According to the images of the local television, where several people appeared, burying 14 members of the same family.

"I will never forget it, no matter how hard I try, I will never know happiness again," said the boyfriend who attended the celebration.

"Inhumane attack"

Embbadies in Afghanistan and the missions of the
NATO and
A They sent sentencing messages for the attack.

The Afghan Prime Minister,
Abdullah Abdullah, He condemned "the terrorist attack" on Twitter and sympathized with families, while stating that "this heinous and inhumane attack is a crime against humanity".

"It's painful to see how the world turns a blind eye" on the suffering of the Afghan people, tweeted the chief of staff of the Afghan secret service, Rafi Fazil.

Saturday's explosion comes at a time when the United States and the Taliban are finalizing an expected agreement on a significant reduction of US troops in Afghanistan in exchange for insurgents respecting a ceasefire, breaking ties with Al – Qaeda and negotiator with the Kabul administration a durable peace agreement.

The US envoy for talks with the Taliban said the peace process needed to be accelerated to help Afghanistan defeat the IS branch.

But the Afghan president,
Ashraf Ghani, He said today that the Taliban, which the United States now hopes will help curb the growth of the IS Group subsidiary, is to blame.

His government does not hide its frustration at being marginalized in US negotiations with the insurgency group, which sees the Afghan government as a puppet of the United States.

The Taliban "created the platform of terrorists" with their own brutal attacks on schools, mosques and other public places over the years, the president said.

With information from Reuters and AFP.

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