On May 31, 2017 (May 6, 2017 in the lunar calendar), a suicide bombing occurred in the capital of Afghanistan, causing 80 deaths and 350 injuries. A suicide bombing occurred in the capital of Afghanistan, causing 80 deaths and 350 injuries. A suicide bombing occurred in the capital of Afghanistan, causing 80 deaths and 350 injuries. A suicide bombing occurred in the capital of Afghanistan, causing 80 deaths and 350 injuries. On May 31, 2017, according to the latest news from the Associated Press, the Afghan Ministry of Interior said that the explosion near the embassy district in Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan, has killed 80 people and injured 350. The Afghan Ministry of Health said that the injured are being sent to the hospital for treatment. According to CNN, an official from the Afghan Ministry of Interior said that the explosion was caused by a suicide attack near the German embassy, which was during the morning rush hour and caused heavy casualties. In addition, he called on the people to actively donate blood. Previously, according to Xinhua News Agency, a huge explosion was heard in the urban area of Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan, at around 8:25 am on the 31st. The Kabul branch of Xinhua News Agency was affected, and the glass of the office was shattered. CCTV client side news, at 11:55 am Beijing time today (31st), a huge explosion was heard in Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan. The explosion site was very close to the CCTV reporter station in Kabul. When the explosion occurred, the house where the office was located shook violently, and the shock wave even caused indoor displays to fall, and the emergency shelter room was covered in dust. The BBC reported that a huge explosion occurred in Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan, near the foreign embassy area and the presidential palace. The blast was caused by a car bomb in Zambak Square, hitting doors and windows hundreds of meters away. The central blast area has been cordoned off by the police. "The car explosion happened near the German embassy, but there are also many other important compounds and offices around," Basil Mujahid, a spokesperson for the Kabul police, told Reuters. "It's hard to say exactly what the target was." Earlier, according to France International Radio on May 3, days after the Taliban launched their spring offensive, there was an explosion near the American Embassy in the Afghan capital on May 3 local time. According to the Afghan Interior Ministry, the target of the attack was a foreign army vehicle in Afghanistan, which is known to have killed 8 people and wounded 25 others. According to reports, there are currently 8,400 US troops in Afghanistan, who, along with about 5,000 NATO allied troops, assist Afghan forces in operations and participate in airstrikes against al-Qaeda, Taliban forces and IS strongholds.