During coming out from the army camp in Kabul, Afghanistan's capital killed 15 trainees of the Afghan army in a suicide bomb attack.

Afghanistan's Defense Ministry spokesman Daulat Waziri said, "On Saturday afternoon, when a mini-bus was coming out of the cadet military academy, a suicide bomber targeted them, in which 15 cadets were killed and four were wounded.''

At the same time, at least 63 people have died in a suicide attack in two mosques during Jumme's prayers in Afghanistan. In these attacks, a Shiite mosque in Kabul and a Sunni mosque in the western Gore province was targeted.

Affected by war in Afghanistan, there were several attacks last week.

Afghan President Ashraf Ghani condemned these attacks and said in a statement that the security forces will intensify the fight to end terrorists targeting all religions and castes.

Maj Gen Alimast Momand, the official of the Home Ministry, told that a suicide bomber blew up himself in the Shia mosque of Imam Jaman in Kabul. In this attack, 30 people were killed and 45 injured.

Provincial police chief spokesman Mohammad Iqbal Nizami said that 33 people were killed in a suicide attack during a prayer in Jumme in a Sunni mosque in Gore province. No group has taken responsibility for this attack immediately.

The US government has also condemned other attacks in Afghanistan this week, including the attacks in Kabul and Gore.

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