In the distant regions of Central Asia, a loud bang tore the tranquility.
A horrific bombing in the 13th police district in Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan, has plunged the country into deep grief once again.
The bombing not only claimed the lives of innocent people, but also showed the world the fact that Afghanistan faces multiple threats and challenges, both internal and external.
In the early morning of the same day, the terrorists reportedly targeted the normally busy and lively streets in the heart of Kabul.
The loose debris of the buildings caused by the huge shock wave and the interconnected but isolated islands infect people's eyes;
Collapsed to the ground, let out a low moan, or collapsed in a pool of blood without breath...... All these images bring us back to reality: how unjustifiable violence against citizens is!
Every high-profile issue that has not received sufficient attention and resolution is the germ of terrorist forces infiltrating and manipulating vulnerable areas.
The Kabul bombings have once again exposed the multiple threats facing Afghanistan.
On the one hand, the domestic political situation remains unstable.
For a long time, inter-ethnic, inter-religious and inter-factional divisions and conflicts have been one of the main reasons for complicating the situation.
In addition, due to the frequent activities of the Taliban and other extremist groups in recent years, it is difficult for the government to effectively control the security of the entire territory and ensure the safety of people's lives and property.
On the other hand, at the international level, Afghanistan is in a difficult situation due to many reasons, such as sluggish economic development and the accumulation of social problems.
High unemployment, low levels of quality education and widespread poverty have left a large proportion of young people helpless, and for these groups, membership in terrorist organizations seems to be the only way to gain a sense of dignity and power.
Of course, there is another unavoidable but often overlooked reason: the geostrategic center of the competition is focused on Afghanistan.
The region has almost become a game between the world's great powers, and innocent citizens are sacrificed like pawns.
In the face of such a situation, the solution to the Afghan problem requires the joint efforts of all parties.
First, the Government should strengthen its internal security and governance capacity and work closely with the international community to achieve lasting peace.
Second, in economic development, we should focus on poverty alleviation, education and other infrastructure development, and provide more opportunities for young people to gain a sense of dignity.
Finally, the international community should actively participate in and promote the process of resolving the problems of the region.
However, in the current situation, we have a challenging and complex task ahead of us.
It is only through joint cooperation, conviction and universal awareness of the catastrophic effects of the threat of terrorism that one step towards success can be achieved.
When the Kabul bombings shake the world again, don't think of it as a perfunctory phenomenon behind a particular time period or a struggle for power by a particular interest group – it is the world we live in in a rapidly changing world.
The future is still a microcosm of the great threats it faces.
It is only when all nations are united and guided by common interests and humanitarian values that we can rise to the challenge of creating peace and security.
Needless to say, progress on the challenging issue of Afghanistan will not be easy.
But as history has proven, human beings can overcome any obstacle with their own tenacity, intelligence, solidarity and courage.
This bombing will be the greatest motivation for us to move forward, to strengthen our belief in and strive for a better world that exists without the threat of terrorism!
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