Thousands of Afghans have become handicapped due to suicide bombings and have lost their jobs The dilemma "In the near future, visit a new residential town for suicide bombers in Kabul," Sayed Tariq Majidi, a former investigative journalist, posted a sarcastic message on Twitter. The Kabul ceremony to honor suicide bombers not only offended the victims' families, it also drew wide-ranging criticism on Afghanistan's social media. They took away our sons without a reason. We also plunged into more poverty as we lost the son who had a steady income," he added.Īziz also learned about the Taliban's ceremony for the families of suicide bombers. "We were planning Mehdi's wedding and graduation ceremonies prior to the bombing," Aziz told DW.Īziz said his life completely changed after he lost his sons, and that he and his wife are unable to lead a normal life. Among the 26 dead were 24-year-old Mehdi and nine-year-old Rohullah.
In March 2018, an "Islamic State" Khorasan (IS-K) suicide bomber targeted people celebrating "Nawroz," the Afghan New Year, outside Kabul. Dozens killed in Afghanistan mosque blast How suicide bombings devastated familiesĪziz, 56, lost his two sons in a suicide attack near Kabul.
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