Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- Two attackers and a security guard were killed on Wednesday during an assault on a Red Cross building in Afghanistan and a gun battle between police and militants, an Interior Ministry spokesman said. Insurgents stormed the International Committee of the Red Cross building in Jalalabad, in eastern Afghanistan. Afghan parliament member Haji Hazrat Ali told CNN the incident started with one attacker blowing himself up and others entering the building. Interior Ministry spokesman Sediq Sediqqi said forces surrounded the building and engaged in a gun battle with the attackers. Seven foreign nationals were rescued and one ICRC foreign staffer was slightly injured, he said.
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NEW: 3 killed in attack on International Committee of Red Cross building in Jalalabad, Afghanistan
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NEW: Seven foreign nationals have been rescued in the Jalalabad incident
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In Panjshir, attack on governor's office leaves one police officer and seven attackers dead
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One attacker blows himself up, the others are shot by police, Interior Ministry says
Six men with explosives strapped to their bodies attacked a governor's office in northeastern @placeholder just before dawn Wednesday, authorities said.