The Takfiri Daesh terrorist group has claimed responsibility for the deadly bombing attack on a military hospital in the Afghan capital of Kabul that left at least 25 people dead and more than twice as many injured.

An Afghan cameraman employed by Iran’s Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB) News Agency has survived an assassination bid in Kabul.

The US military offers bribes and suggests the relocation of families of Afghans killed in a botched drone attack in mid-September in Kabul.

Life in Kabul as well as the face of the city has changed during the eight weeks since the Taliban assumed power in the Afghan capital.

As the humanitarian crisis looms in Afghanistan, Iran's new shipment of humanitarian aid to the Afghan people containing tons of foodstuffs has arrived in Kabul.

Taliban forces reportedly destroyed a Daesh base north of Kabul following a deadly bombing attack outside a Kabul mosque.

Nowadays, some major international humanitarian agencies are warning about the consequences of the economic crisis in Afghanistan due to widespread joblessness, poverty and US sanctions on the country.

As Afghans witness their most difficult days amid the collapse of government and newly settlement of Taliban’s Emirate, Islamic Republic of Iran delivers its third round of medical and food aids to Afghanistan.

This is the second time that this aircraft that belongs to Iran's Mahan airlines lands here in Kabul international airport since the beginning of September to deliver tones of humanitarian aids to war weary Afghans who are experiencing difficult days due to poverty and joblessness.

Some reports said the explosions were caused by sticky Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs).