1TV: The police radio which launched broadcasting in central Afghanistan more than a year ago is now available in northern part of the country. The signals of Radio FM 96.5 can be received in five provinces in the zone. It will operate under 707 zone commandment. Click here to read more (external link).
Khaama Press: The provincial police chief of southern Kandahar province Gen. Abdul Raziq has said the United States should force Pakistan to halt support to the anti-government armed militants in Afghanistan in a bid to help secure stability in the country. Insisting on coordinated military operations amid ongoing efforts to revive peace talks, Gen. Raziq said “The
RFE/RL’s Radio Free Afghanistan March 9, 2016 Authorities in Afghanistan say they’re investigating the circumstances around a disturbing video clip that appears to show police officers taking part in the brutal torture of an alleged terror suspect. The two-minute footage was posted this week by the Pajhwok news agency and shows a group of men,
VOA News Ayaz Gul February 28, 2016 KABUL—Military authorities in southern Afghanistan have detained and disarmed a group of 30 police officers, including an acting district police chief, for suspected links with Taliban insurgents, officials confirmed on Sunday. The police chief of the restive Helmand province, Abdul Rahaman Sarjang, told reporters in the provincial capital
VOA News Ayaz Gul January 26, 2016 ISLAMABAD—Officials in Afghanistan say a policeman suspected to have links to the Taliban killed 10 fellow officers Tuesday in the central province of Uruzgan. The pre-dawn violence happened at a security post in the Chinarto district. The rogue policeman drugged his colleagues before shooting them dead, said a
Tolo News: Afghan Policeman Lost His Life To Save Others In Pakistan Consulate Attack – An Afghan police officer from Jalalabad was the hero of the day in last week’s attack on the Pakistani consulate after he physically prevented a suicide bomber from getting close to the consulate’s gate. Click here to read more (external link). Khaama