Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty September 19, 2021 A blast targeted a Taliban vehicle in the eastern Afghan city of Jalalabad on September 19, local media reported, a day after at least three people were killed in a series of explosions in the area. Initial reports says at least five people, including a child, were killed
On the way out, US military kills 10 more Afghan civilians, incl. 7 kids. By describing such frequent atrocities as "mistakes" & the victims as "collateral damage", the US can't acquit itself. The int'l community must hold the US accountable for years of occupation & violence. pic.twitter.com/9D1rvmwbT0 — Iran Foreign Ministry 🇮🇷 (@IRIMFA_EN) September 18,
By RFE/RL’s Radio Azadi September 18, 2021 Reports from Afghanistan say three explosions have killed at least three people and wounded 19 others in the capital of the eastern province of Nangarhar, in what was described as the country’s first deadly attack since the Taliban gained control of most of the war-torn country more than a month ago.
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty September 17, 2021 U.S. General Kenneth McKenzie says a deadly drone attack by U.S. military outside Kabul airport in the last days of the U.S. evacuation “was a mistake” and apologized for the loss of innocent lives. McKenzie, head of U.S. Central Command, said the attack killed as many as 10
Zalmai Khan Achakzai, FB id Zalmai Rahimi, an Afghan Air-force Technician was beheaded in front of his wife and two kids in Herat province yesterday. Still no reaction of any amount from the int’l community on Taliban’s crimes & HR violations. @hrw @amnesty @UNHumanRights pic.twitter.com/n5KL2EZG6k — Majeed Qarar (@MajeedQarar) September 16, 2021
National Review: The Taliban are methodically collecting as much information about the Afghan population as possible, looking for anyone who has, in their eyes, been tainted or corrupted by Western influences or values. Hiding Afghan allies of the U.S. are now wondering if it is worth it to try making the dangerous journey to sneak
BBC News: The BBC has found that at least 20 civilians have been killed in Afghanistan’s Panjshir Valley, which has seen fighting between the Taliban and opposition forces. Communications have been cut in the valley, making reporting difficult, but the BBC has evidence of Taliban killings despite promises of restraint. Click here to read more
AND: This is a first-hand report from an asset on the ground in the Panjshir Valley in Afghanistan with whom AND Magazine is in contact. Taliban forces in the Panjshir Valley are rounding up all males 12 and over and taking them away. The individuals being taken are not being questioned. There is no indication
Tonight Taliban raided the home of Dr Fahima Rahmati, a civil society activist in #Kandahar province, and harassed her and her family. Fahima claimed that a Taliban member beat her and took her phone. pic.twitter.com/kz9Tk72MTw — Mamoon Durrani ☀️ مامون دُرانی (@MamoonDurrani) September 11, 2021 For those who are whitewashing the Taliban 👇#SHAME https://t.co/lQ4XW3lAuA —
The videos of mass killings of civilians in Panjsher by the Taliban are horrific, I watch few but due to graphic nature of the videos, I can't share it here. The world needs to stop the Taliban's mascara in Panjsher. #Afghanistan — Lina Rozbih (@LinaRozbih) September 11, 2021 I am not sorry for sharing the