KABUL: The Islamic State Group has claimed responsibility for deadly suicide bombings in the Shiite Mosque in the South Afghanistan which killed 47 people and more wounding scores.
In a statement posted at the end of Friday on social media, two members of the shooting group and killed security guards guarding the entrance of the Fatimid Mosque in Kandahar Province.
Someone blows up explosives at the entrance of the mosque and the others inside.
The news agency Is Amaq in a statement gave the names of attackers as Anas Al-Khurasani and Abu Ali al-Baluchi, both Afghans.
The attack came a week after the bombing claimed by the affiliates of local Islamic countries killed 46 people at the Shiite Mosque in North Afghanistan, raising concerns, namely – either the enemy of the Taliban and the West – expanding the footing in Afghanistan.
Friday’s attack was the most deadly to attack Afghanistan since we came out dramatically from the country, which allowed the Taliban to take control of the capital of Afghanistan.
It was also the first major attack by groups in the southern country.
Do often carry out attacks in the east fortress, but recently showed signs of expansion, with attacks in the north and Kabul.
The attack has questioned the ability of the Taliban to fight growth is a threat.
Taliban have promised to restore peace and security after decades of war and also gave US employees that they would not allow the country to be used as a base to launch extremist attacks in other countries.