At least 10 policemen were killed in Afghanistan on Monday in two Taliban bombs

At least 10 policemen were killed in Afghanistan on Monday in two Taliban bombs, officials said.
  
Seven police, including their commander, died when a suicide bomber detonated his explosives next to a group of officers in Logar province, south of Kabul.
 
"A suicide attacker on foot this morning targeted an Afghan local police commander in Puli Alam, killing him and six others," Abdul Hakim Eshaqzai, Logar's provincial police chief, told AFP. The attacker, who was wearing a military uniform, struck as the commander was arriving at his office for a meeting.
  
Logar's media spokesman Din Mohammad Darwish confirmed the attack.
  
Also on Monday, a remote-controlled bomb hit a police car in Jalalabad city in the east of Afghanistan, killing three police, Ahmad Zia Abdulzai, the provincial spokesman told AFP.
  
Another roadside bomb blast left two civilians wounded in the capital Kabul. Taliban claimed responsibility for the Logar and Jalalabad attacks.