KABUL: A grenade was thrown at a Taliban vehicle in the Afghan capital on Wednesday morning, wounding two fighters and four nearby school children, government officials said.
"This morning a grenade was thrown at a Mujahideen vehicle in Deh Mazang, wounding two Mujahideen," Taliban interior ministry spokesman Qari Sayed Khosti told AFP.
Another official said: "Our initial information shows four school students wounded."
The explosion happened just before 8am (0330 GMT) during rush hour in the Deh Mazang district in the west of the capital, a witness told AFP.
"I was on my way to work, it was 7.55am and I heard this very big explosion on the road. I managed to escape," said Amin Amani.
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"I saw a lot of smoke in the mirror of the car and I saw people running," the 35-year-old translator said.
Images shared on social media showed plumes of smoke and dust rising into the air on the streets of the capital.
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