KABUL: The attacker hit the Taliban vehicle in the East Afghanistan on Wednesday, the witnesses, killed at least two warriors and three civilians in the last violence since the group took over in mid-August.
In one attack, gunmen opened fire on a Taliban vehicle at a local gas station in the capital city of Jalalabad, killing two fighters and a gas station officer, said Saksises.
A child was also killed, they added.
Other children were killed and two Taliban were injured in a separate attack – another vehicle bombing.
Another bomb of the Taliban vehicle in Jalalabad also injured someone nearby, although it was not clear whether the person was a Taliban official or not.
Witnesses spoke with anonymous requirements for fear of retribution.
No one claims immediate responsibility for Wednesday’s attacks, although the Islamic State group, headquartered in East Afghanistan, is responsible for a similar attack in Jalalabad last week which killed eight.
The Taliban and the enemy, and attacks have raised a wider specter of conflict between the rulers of the new Taliban and their old rivals.
The Taliban is under pressure containing is militant, partly to produce an appointment to the international community that they will prevent the performance of terror attacks from the land of Afghanistan.
There are also expectations that are held among the tiring Afghans – although fear and doubts about the Taliban – new rulers will at least restore the size of public safety.