Militant attacks in Kabul highlight security failings/ Joanna Wright
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Jane's Intelligence Review Vol.30, Issue 4, April 2018, pp.26-29 (123)Summary: There has been a dramatic increase in civilian casualties caused by terrorist attacks in Kabul. Kabul became the Afghan province with the highest number of civilian casualties for the first time in 2017, underlining the increased threat to the capital. This article examines the trends underlying the increasing threat and the outlook for foreign and domestic responses.
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There has been a dramatic increase in civilian casualties caused by terrorist attacks in Kabul. Kabul became the Afghan province with the highest number of civilian casualties for the first time in 2017, underlining the increased threat to the capital. This article examines the trends underlying the increasing threat and the outlook for foreign and domestic responses.
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