Seven people were killed in a suicide bomb attack by a ministry in Afghanistan

A suicide bomber blew himself up in front of the Kabul Development Ministry Sunday, killing at least seven people and injuring more than 15 others during the latest violence in Afghanistan.

No one claimed responsibility for the blast, police spokesman Hishmat Stanikzai told the office of the Ministry of Rural Development around 4:30 pm

Stankizai explained that the dead included civilians and security personnel

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A ministry spokesman Faridun Azandan, a suicide bomber, blew himself up in front of a security fence at the entrance (19659004), but it was not clear whether the ministry was targeted in the bombing.

Stanikzai said that security forces and a foreign car working as departmental advisers were close to the site when the attack took place. A police spokesman explained that the bombing had not made foreigners fall

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A record number of civilian deaths – L & # Sunday's attack comes several hours after the UN report that Afghanistan recorded the highest number of civilian deaths in the first half of 2018.

The figure of 1,692 civilian deaths in surpbaded last year's 1%, the bloodiest since the United Nations began counting civilian deaths 10 years ago

and 3,430 people were injured during the war. The same period last year, according to the UN report.

Recorded According to the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan, the largest number of deaths, despite a three-day ceasefire between Afghan forces and Taliban forces in June , has been respected largely.

But the truce was spoiled by two suicide bombings in the state of Nangarhar, in the east of the country, which caused dozens of deaths and were adopted by the Organization of the Islamic State, which, in turn, did not

Suicide bombings and complex attacks in several stages killed 1,413 victims – 427 people and 986 wounded – up 22% compared to 2017.

The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA)

The UN report noted the responsibility of the Taliban for 40% of the proceeds.

Although the Taliban were the first movement in Afghanistan, Rebellion in Afghanistan and control of much of the country's territory, proved the organization of the Islamic State Repeatedly its ability to launch bloody attacks in cities.