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The Bulgarian Foreign Ministry (pictured) reports Wednesday that a bomb has exploded in Kabul, about 2 km away from the building of the Bulgarian Embassy. File photo
A bomb has exploded in a terror act in the capital of Afghanistan Kabul, about 2 km away from the building of the Bulgarian Embassy.
The press office of the Bulgarian Foreign Ministry reports Wednesday that the building has not sustained damage and there are no injured Bulgarian diplomats and Embassy staff.
Two people were killed and six were injured in the attack. ISAF forces have upped security measures at the Bulgarian Embassy.
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