At a gathering with the families, the Taliban's acting interior minister commended the sacrifices made by 'martyrs and fedayeen' in the suicide bombings.
on Monday gave the families of suicide bombers who attacked U.S. and Afghan troops $112 each and promised them all a plot of land, the Associated Press reported.
Sirajuddin Haqqani, the Taliban's acting interior minister, offered the money and land to the dozens of the bombers' family members during a gathering at a hotel in Kabul on Monday evening, according to a tweet from Interior Ministry spokesman Saeed Khosty on Tuesday. When the meeting was ending, he gave each family $112, the equivalent of 10,000 afghanis, and promised to also supply each with land, AP reported.The Taliban on Monday gave the families of suicide bombers who attacked U.S. and Afghan troops $112 each and promised them all a plot of land. Above, a Taliban fighter checks commuters along a road in the Injil district of Herat province on October 18, 2021.
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