Afghanistan is reeling from a wave of bomb attacks over the past two days.<br /><br /> First a suicide car bomber killed 33 people on Sunday near a military base in the southeast that is used by NATO and was formerly occupied by the CIA.<br /><br /> Then on Monday at least 25 people were injured in an attack on a mosque in the north of the country.<br /><br /> In the evening a blast inside a mosque in the unstable Baghlan province wounded 28, according to the police.<br /><br /> Two earlier attacks in Kabul reportedly caused no victims.<br /><br /> Sunday’s suicide attack happened at a checkpoint on the outskirts of Khost.<br /><br /> The UN said at least a dozen of those killed were children, and most of the casualties were civilians.<br /><br /> The base now has Afghan and foreign troops; the US military says none of its personnel was hurt. <br /><br /> The base at Camp Chapman was once used by the CIA to help oversee strikes against militants and it was unclear if the intelligence agency still operated there.<br /><br /> Camp Chapman suffered one of the worst attacks in
