Two powerful explosions rock Kabul KABUL, Afghanistan - Two powerful explosions hit Kabul early Tuesday, one wounding six Afghan army soldiers, the latest in a series of insurgent attacks on high-profile targets. A roadside bomb targeted an Afghan National Army minibus, causing the soldiers" wounds, police said. The second blast in the center of Kabul did not cause casualties, they said. Tuesday's attack came one day after two foreign soldiers were killed when a bomb detonated as their convoy passed by in the eastern part of the Afghan capital. Kabul has seen more insurgent attacks in recent months, many now targeting foreigners, those working with foreigners, Afghan army, police and security installations. A spokesman for the International Security Assistance Force, the U.S.-led coalition in Afghanistan, said two of its soldiers were killed Monday, but he declined to specify their nationalities, citing military protocol requiring that the victims" families be notified first. Monday's attack unfolded shortly before 9 a.m., as the convoy was near compounds housing foreign contractors, according to Hashmat Stanekzai, a spokesman for Kabul's police chief. One Afghan civilian was wounded in the blast, he said. Deane reported from London. Daniela Deane was a reporter in four countries in Europe and Asia and a foreign affairs writer in Washington before she joined the Post. She now writes about breaking foreign news from both London and Rome.