Gunmen Attack Government Building Following Explosions in Jalalabad

StoryfulNews 2018-07-31

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Gunmen stormed a building of the Department of Refugees and Repatriation in Jalalabad, eastern Afghanistan, after a number of explosions were reported in the area on July 31, according to a number of Afghan news organizations.

There was no immediate claim of responsiblity for the attack, Tolo News reported. Credit: TOLO News via Storyful

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