Kabul , Afghanistan ( CNN ) -- Seven civilians were killed Monday from two separate roadside mines in Afghanistan 's eastern Ghazni province , the Ministry of Interior said . The first attack occurred in the Qara Bagh district of Ghazni province , the ministry said . A roadside mine struck a civilian vehicle and killed four civilians , including two children . The second incident took place in the center of Ghazni city when a civilian vehicle hit a roadside mine , the ministry said . Three civilians were killed . In a statement , the ministry said it `` strongly condemns these acts of the enemies of peace and stability and expresses its sincere condolences to the families of the victims . '' On Sunday , the ministry said an 8-year-old girl was killed by `` Afghanistan enemies '' who gave her a remote-controlled explosive in a bag and told her to give it to police officers in Oruzgan province on Friday . `` When the girl ( approached ) the police vehicle , the enemies detonated the mine by remote control and killed the girl , '' the ministry said . No police officials were injured .
NEW : Officials say an 8-year-old girl died after being given an explosive-laden bag . In the first roadside mine attack , four civilians -- including two children -- are killed . The Taliban claims responsibility for a suicide bombing in Kabul that kills at least 15 people and wounds more than 100 others. The Afghan Ministry of Interior condemns the attacks .