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  Terrorist attacks in Afghanistan imprisoned by the Taliban government are not decreasing. According to the latest developments, a blast occurred on the door of a mosque in northern Afghanistan on Friday. One person died in this attack, while seven people were injured. The blast took place when a large number of people were inside the mosque for Friday prayers. Baz Mohammad Sarvari of Badghis province said on Friday that the cause of the blast was not yet known and that an investigation was underway. So far no one has claimed responsibility for this blast. In the past, local groups affiliated with the Slamic State have claimed responsibility for such attacks.   Sarvari said the injured were sent to a provincial hospital, with Taliban troops securing the area. The blast took place when a large number of people were inside the mosque for Friday prayers.

 Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan has once again struck a chord with China. Imran has said that the US has always used Pakistan to fulfill its strategic goals and when the objective was accomplished, it imposed sanctions on the country while 'friend' China has stood the test of time. The News International newspaper reported on Friday that Pakistan's Wazir-e-Azam Imran Khan made the remarks during a recent interview with Eric Lee, director of the advisory committee of the 'China Institute of Fudan University'. Responding to a question, Khan said his country has had friendly relations with the US at times. However, when America feels that it no longer needs Pakistan, it distances itself from it.   Citing the example of Pak-US relations, he referred to the erstwhile Soviet Union deploying its troops to war-torn Afghanistan in the 80s, saying, "Whenever the US needed us, they established relations, and Pakistan (Soviet). against) became a leading sta...