Afghanistan, April 26 -- Shiite leaders warn of rising insecurity in west Kabul as targeted crimes increase, prompting community patrols and calls for urgent action.
Leaders of the Shiite community in Kabul have raised alarm over worsening security in the city's western districts, urging urgent action to protect civilians amid a surge in targeted crimes.
The High Commission of Shiites held an emergency meeting, where officials stressed the need for unity and immediate steps to address growing threats in predominantly Hazara areas.
Residents in several neighborhoods have begun organizing night patrols due to increasing incidents of armed robbery and targeted attacks, according to local reports.
Community leaders, including Mohammad Ali A...