Explosion Rocks Court Building in Faryab, Afghanistan
An explosion shook the court building in Faryab, Afghanistan, causing panic and prompting emergency responders to rush to the scene.
Local sources reported a powerful explosion at the Court of Appeal building in Faryab province, raising fresh security concerns in northern Afghanistan.
According to the report, the blast occurred in the afternoon hours of Thursday, January 1, causing panic in the surrounding area.
According to the same sources, Taliban officials were holding a security meeting inside the building at the time of the explosion, suggesting the gathering may have been targeted.
Conflicting accounts have emerged about the cause of the blast, with some sources claiming it was triggered by a rocket strike, while others say a planted mine exploded.
Analysts note that Taliban judicial and security facilities have increasingly been targeted, highlighting ongoing internal security challenges and resistance to urrent administration.
Health officials confirmed that a number of dead and wounded were transported to local hospitals, though exact casualty figures have not yet been released.
No group has so far claimed responsibility for the explosion, and Taliban authorities have yet to issue an official statement clarifying the incident or its aftermath.
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