 Militants who carried out this week's suicide bomb attack on the Indian embassy in the Afghan capital received their training at camps in Pakistan, Reuters quoted Afghanistan's Interior Minister Zarar Ahmad Moqbel as saying on Wednesday. "Some nations are keen to derail the process of stabilisation in Afghanistan. The training centre for the terrorists who carried out the latest act of violence in Kabul at the Indian embassy is in Pakistan," he said. Pakistan strongly condemned Monday's attack and denied any involvement.
| "Wudn't us," they said, washing their collective hands. |
Separately, AFP quoted India's Ambassador to Afghanistan Jayant Prasad as saying that India will continue its presence in Afghanistan despite the suicide attack on its embassy in Kabul. Ambassador Prasad also told the Times Now TV channel that Afghan authorities were convinced that ISI was behind the attack. |