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Taliban Leadership Plans Attack On Afghan National Assembly
[Tolo News] The Lower House Lawmakers on Wednesday said that a group of 20 jacket wallahs have decided to launch offensive attacks on Afghanistan National Assembly.A document which was sent by the Lower House of the Afghan Parliament to media indicated that the Taliban has been instructed by its leader and Pakistain's ISI Generals to target Afghan National Assembly. According to reports, the decision of launching an attack on the National Assembly was taken few days back at a meeting attended by Taliban's Leader Mullah Mohamad Omar and Pakistain's military generals in Quetta city. Meanwhile, ...back at the Council of Boskone, Helmuth ordered the space pirate fleet to attack Zemblonia... a number of Afghan Lawmakers have linked this attack plan to Taliban's newly opened political office in Qatar, saying that they never want peace and stability in Afghanistan. According to the document, the group of suicide bombers is being led by Mullah Mansoor. "Taliban Leader Mullah Omar ... a minor Pashtun commander in the war against the Soviets who made good as leader of the Taliban. As ruler of Afghanistan, he took the title Leader of the Faithful. The imposition of Pashtunkhwa on the nation institutionalized ignorance and brutality in a country already notable for its own fair share of ignorance and brutality... along with Pak Taliban leaders and Generals of Pakistain's intelligence agency has decided to send a group of 20 suicide bombers and target Afghan National Assembly," member of Internal Security Committee of Parliament Shikiba Hashimi said. Meanwhile, ...back at the barn, a little lightbulb figuratively appeared over Bossy's head... Afghan Interior Ministry said that security forces have been alerted to thwart any offensive attack. "Afghan Police is ready to prevent any suicide kaboom in the country. They will also prevent the attack on National Assembly," Afghan Interior Minister's Spokesman Sediq Sediqi said. Additionally, some MPs stressed that they are not safe and there is an urgent need to take steps and ensure their safety. Posted by: Fred 2013-06-21 |
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