[1][2] He was present at the May 2017 Kabul bombing in which another BBC employee died,[3] and in September 2021 provided reports used by the international media on the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan[4][5] and the Panjshir conflict.

[9][10] In 2014 Soroush was the producer of Open Jirga, an Afghanistan National Television program created in 2012, in which a live audience questioned a panel of prestigious guests including governmental, religious and educational authorities and human rights activists.

The driver of the car, Mohammed Nazir, also working for BBC Afghan, died from the bombing.

[3] As of September 2021[update], Soroush works for the Persian television station Iran International.

[6][8] In September 2021 international media used reports by Soroush on the Panjshir conflict,[6][7][11] human rights violations by the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan[4] and Taliban Cabinet appointments.