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The Taliban destroyed a statue of a Hazara leader in the Afghan city of Bamyan

Aug 18, 2021, 07:38 GMT+1

Locals in Bamyan, Afghanistan, report that the Taliban have destroyed a statue of Abdul Ali Mazari, the leader of the Hazara group, who was killed by Taliban forces in 1996.

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