Deadly Taliban suicide attack targets Kabul police station

At least 14 people have been killed and more than 140 wounded after a Taliban suicide attack outside a police station in the Afghanistan capital of Kabul.

Afghan health workers take a wounded man to a hospital after an explosion Aug. 7 in Kabul. (Jawad Jalali / EPA/Shutterstock)

Aug. 7, 2019 6:04 AM PT

A man who was injured in a car bomb blast talks to people at the scene in Kabul. (Hedayatullah Amid / EPA/Shutterstock)

Afghan security officials shift the body of an alleged suicide bomber. (Hedayatullah Amid / EPA/Shutterstock)

Afghan security forces investigate the site of the car bomb blast, near a Kabul police station. (AFP/Getty Images)

Afghan security officials inspect the scene of a car bomb blast in Kabul. (Hedayatullah Amid / EPA/Shutterstock)

A view of the desctruction in Kabul. (Hedayatullah Amid / EPA/Shutterstock)

A man surveys the destruction in Kabul. (Hedayatullah Amid / EPA/Shutterstock)

Afghan security forces officers stand guard at the site of the blast. (Jawad Jalali / EPA/Shutterstock)

A wounded man is carried to an ambulance after the explosion in Kabul. (Rafiq Maqbool / Associated Press)

Afghan security officers stop a man near the site of the explosion. (Rafiq Maqbool / Associated Press)