There are conflicting reports that the bombing may have been the work of al-Qaeda related groups, or it may have been done by a group of men meeting to settle a dispute. Afghanistan's southern provinces have seen a surge in violence in recent days, making them the bloodiest since 2001. The NATO ISAF forces have taken a number of casualties, sparking internal investigations amid reports of friendly fire incidents that have killed several members of the Afghan National Police . Afghan President Hamid Karzai has ordered an inquiry into the killing of civilians in the insurgent attacks as residents and troops brace for what could be more violence in the days to come.
There are conflicting reports that the bombing may have been the work of related groups, or it may have been done by a group of men meeting to settle a dispute. Afghanistan's southern provinces have seen a surge in violence in recent days, making them the bloodiest since 2001. The NATO forces have taken a number of casualties, sparking internal investigations amid reports of friendly fire incidents that have killed several members of the . Afghan President has ordered an inquiry into the killing of civilians in the insurgent attacks as residents and troops brace for what could be more violence in the days to come.
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al-Qaeda
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Afghan National Police
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Hamid Karzai