Three rockets were fired at the Afghan presidential palace while president Ashraf Ghani and other leaders were saying their Eid-ul-Adha prayer in the garden. No one claimed responsibility for the attack. People in the green zone of Kabul were shocked by the loud sound of the rocket attack. After prayer, president Ashraf Ghani said, “The Taliban have proved that they have no will and intention for peace.”
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