Press TV / November 08, 2015 Around 80 militants have been killed and 30 others injured in fierce clashes between two rival Taliban groups in the troubled southern Afghanistan, security sources say. Ghulam Jilani Farahi, the deputy police chief for the southern Zabul Province said on Sunday that the skirmish took place between fighters loyal
Tolo News: All seven kidnapped passengers, including three women have been beheaded by Daesh militants in southern Zabul, said the security officials. They were the residents of Ghazni province and were kidnapped in Zabul a few months ago when they were on the way to their province, said Jailani Farahi, police chief of Zabul.According to
QALAT, Afghanistan, Nov. 8 (Xinhua) — Militants loyal to the so-called Islamic State group known as Daesh have killed seven abducted people in the southern Zabul province, provincial police chief Mir Wais Noorzai said Sunday. “The Daesh insurgents abducted seven innocent civilians from Ghazni province one month ago and beheaded them Saturday night in Arghandab
Khaama Press / November 07, 2015 Security forces have rebuffed a coordinated attack on a number of security posts in Hasak Mina District of eastern Nangarhar province. Colonel Hazrat Hussain Mashriqiwal, spokesman of Nangarhar police says in a statement that seven attackers were killed an unknown number of them wounded in the clash that erupted
Press TV / November 06, 2015 Afghan officials say more than 30 members of the Daesh Takfiri militant group have been killed in a mop-up operation by Afghan security forces against the extremists in the country’s eastern province of Nangarhar. Haji Ghalib, the governor of the Achin district in the beleaguered province, said on Friday
Press TV / November 05, 2015 At least 29 members of the Takfiri Daesh militant group have been killed in an operation by the Afghan army as well as infighting among the extremists in Afghanistan’s troubled Nangarhar Province. A police spokesman said 28 Daesh terrorists were killed when Afghan soldiers launched a series of operations
As foreign militants join the Taliban’s fight against government forces in Afghanistan, Central Asian countries are more and more worried about the danger of Islamic fighters infiltrating the region. DW examines. Click here to read more (external link).
VOA News Ayesha Tanzeem November 04, 2015 JALALABAD, AFGHANISTAN—Munawwar had not heard from his father for an entire whole month. Militants claiming to be from the Islamic State group had captured him, along with others from Mamand valley in Achin district of Nangarhar province in Eastern Afghanistan. Then one day someone told him about a