Following Saturday evening�s attack in Kabul�s Dasht-e-Barchi area, the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) called for enhanced protection of the country�s Hazara community. The blast, targeting a minibus, resulted in at least 25 casualties, according to UNAMA.

"At least 25 members of Kabul�s Hazara community were killed or wounded in last night�s explosion," UNAMA stated Sunday.

The mission emphasized the need for "an end to targeted attacks on civilians, greater protection for Afghanistan�s Hazara community, and accountability for those responsible."

The attack, which has been widely condemned by Afghans including former politicians, was labeled inhuman and a terrorist act.

Daesh has claimed responsibility for the explosion.

The Taliban reported that the blast killed at least two people and wounded 14 others.

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