Attack on Sufi meeting house in Afghanistan leaves at least six dead
reporting from Kabul, Afghanistan —
An attack by unknown gunmen Saturday night has left at least six people dead and another five wounded in Afghanistan’s capital city.
Gunmen brandishing pistols with silencers entered a Sufi meeting house in the Western neighborhood of Khoshal Khan Mina and opened fire on those in attendance, Najib Danesh, deputy spokesman for the Ministry of Interior, told The Times.
No group immediately claimed responsibility for the attack.
Latifi is a special correspondent.
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