Category: Afghanistan
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Clashes Continue in Nuristan and Kunar; Freedom Front Reports Capturing Several Taliban Checkpoints
The Afghanistan Freedom Front says clashes between its forces and the Taliban in Kamdesh District of Nuristan Province, which began this morning, Saturday, September 26, are still ongoing. In its latest newsletter, the front announced that the Taliban attacked the positions of Freedom Front forces in Kamdesh using infantry forces and drones, but retreated after…
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Noor: Don’t Send Young People to Their Deaths for the Sake of Foreigners’ Pleasure and Gaining Fame
Atta Mohammad Noor, a jihadi commander and former governor of Balkh, says that guerrilla and partisan warfare requires strategic vision, a world of experience, and mature, responsible, united, and nationwide plans. On Sunday, September 27, he published a message on X (Twitter), saying: “Please, for the sake of foreigners’ pleasure and gaining fame, do not send…
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Shehbaz Sharif: Terrorist Threats from Afghan Soil Are Increasing
Shehbaz Sharif, Prime Minister of Pakistan, in a meeting with Antonio Guterres, Secretary-General of the United Nations, raised Islamabad’s concern about what he called “the increasing threat of terrorism from Afghan soil” and emphasized continued dialogue and diplomacy to resolve regional conflicts. Shehbaz Sharif announced the meeting with Guterres on the sidelines of the 81st…
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Mujahid: Pakistan Wants to Evade Pledge of the Mecca Pact by Attacking Afghanistan
Zabihullah Mujahid, spokesman for the Taliban, has claimed that Pakistan’s recent attacks on Afghanistan under the group’s rule were carried out with the aim of allowing Islamabad to escape its commitments under the “Mecca Pact.” Mujahid said on Thursday, September 24, in a speech at a religious school in Kandahar that the Taliban have taken…
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Taliban Claim: A Pakistani Shell Was Destroyed Near Boldak
The Taliban’s Ministry of Defense has claimed that yesterday a Pakistani military shell near Boldak in Kandahar was targeted and destroyed after it fired toward Afghanistan. This ministry said in a statement published on X on Friday, September 25, that in this clash no casualties or damage were inflicted on Taliban forces. The Taliban’s Ministry…
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Saleh: Afghanistan Has Entered a Civil War
Amrullah Saleh, former vice president in the previous government, has said that Afghanistan has entered a civil war, but this war is still mild. Saleh, in an interview with “Outlook” magazine published on Friday, September 25, said that this war, however, could turn into a “more violent and more destructive” conflict. He added that people’s…
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Afghan Asylum Seeker, Mastermind of £181 Million Phone Trafficking Operation, Sentenced to 9 Years in Prison
The Daily Mail has reported that an Afghan asylum seeker described as the “mastermind” of a major network for trafficking stolen mobile phones in Britain has been sentenced to nine years and six months in prison. According to this report published on Friday, September 24 (Mizaan 3), Amir Khadikhil, 35, along with Ismat Miakhil, 33,…
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Taliban Reports Seizure of 130 Cartons of Smuggled Medicine
Taliban officials in Helmand have announced that they discovered and seized three vehicles carrying 130 cartons of medicine smuggled from Pakistan in the Bahramcha district of Helmand, near the border. According to these officials, the medicines were loaded “illegally” and entered Afghanistan from Pakistan on Saturday, September 26. The Taliban added that the seized shipment of…
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Russian Helicopter That Carried First CIA Officers to Afghanistan After 9/11 Restored
A Soviet-made helicopter that 25 years ago transported the first seven-member group of CIA officers to Afghanistan’s Panjshir Valley after the September 11 attacks has been restored and put on display at the agency’s headquarters in Virginia. According to a CBS News report published on Saturday, September 26, 25 years ago, a Soviet-made Mi-17 helicopter…
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Taliban Announces Distribution of Electronic ID Cards to Nearly 18.3 Million People
The Taliban’s General Directorate of Statistics and Information has announced that since the beginning of the electronic ID card distribution process, electronic ID cards have been distributed to nearly 18 million and 300 thousand citizens of the country. This directorate said in a newsletter on Sunday, September 28, that in the first six months of…
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