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Death toll from defence ministry attack revised up to 35

Following the atack on the Afghan defence ministry, death toll has been put at 35 including an army general.

Taliban attack in Afghan capital Kabul kills at least 24

The attack hit a busy part of the city close to a market and transport links on Monday afternoon. An initial explosion was followed minutes later by a second explosion that caught many soldiers and civilians who rushed to help victims.

The twin attack was followed only hours later by a car bomb in the Share Naw area of the city and an hours-long standoff with gunmen who barricaded themselves into a building following the blast. Afghan forces eventually killed all three gunmen involved in the second attack, officials said.

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