By Associated Press Monday, April 23, 2007 - Updated: 06:15 AM EST
KABUL, Afghanistan - Assailants abducted and beheaded an Afghan intelligence service employee and struck one of the agency’s vehicles with a remote-controlled bomb in a separate attack, killing six employees and wounding three, officials said Monday. The latest violence follows a bomb attack Sunday that killed two intelligence service officers, a soldier and a driver in Mehtar Lam, the capital of eastern Laghman province. On Monday in Laghman’s Alingar district, an intelligence service vehicle driving from neighboring Nuristan province was hit by a remote-controlled bomb, said provincial police chief Abdul Karim. He said six of the agency’s workers were killed, while three others were wounded.
Another remote-controlled roadside bomb was used Sunday to kill the two intelligence service officers, a soldier and their driver, said Laghman provincial police chief Abdul Karim. The attack took place in the provincial capital, Mehtar Lam.
"The enemy is not brave enough to fight face-to-face with the Afghan army," Karim said. "They have to resort to suicide and roadside bombs."
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