ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 8月20日 04時26分
One minute, it was a wedding — nearly a thousand guests packed under one roof. The next minute, a suicide bomber walked in, leaving at least 63 people dead and nearly 200 wounded. The Islamic State claimed responsibility for the blast. Violent loss in Afghanistan is often a daily reality, but weddings — a celebration of union — had largely remained the exception, occasions when people could dance without guilt, laugh without hesitation. For the bride and groom, who survived, and hundreds of their relatives, that respite was snatched. On Sunday, the couple's new bedroom sat unused and mourners gathered for funerals. The attack came at a time when American negotiators are finalizing a deal with Taliban insurgents to extricate U.S. forces from the country after 18 years. Although the Taliban wage the majority of insurgent violence, the Islamic State — no ally of the Taliban’s — has also established a small but stubborn foothold in Afghanistan and has claimed responsibility for many deadly explosions. Visit the link in our bio to read more. @jimhuylebroek took these photos.
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