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Taliban suffer heavy casualties in Kunduz air and ground operations
[Khaama (Afghanistan)] The Talibs have suffered heavy casualties in a series of air and ground operations in northern Kunduz province of Afghanistan, local officials said Sunday.

Provincial police chief Mohammad Qasim Jangalbagh said festivities are underway in Dasht-e-Archi district as the Afghan forces are busy in clearance operations against the anti-government armed myrmidons.

He said at least 61 murderous Moslems have been killed so far which include 3 of the group’s commanders and scores of others were maimed.

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at least 10 murderous Moslems were killed in separate operations involving air raids in Chardara and Khanabad districts, the officials added.

The local officials are saying the anti-government armed murderous Moslems have been dispersed as a result of the military operations and it would be difficult for them to consolidate their activities due to the heavy casualties they have suffered.

The Talibs group has not commented regarding the reports so far.

Kunduz is among the volatile provinces in northern Afghanistan where anti-government armed murderous Moslems are actively operating and frequently carry out insurgency activities.

The Talibs took control of the strategic Kuduz city during the summer last year following an offensive but the Afghan forces retook its control with the support of the coalition Arclight airstrikes.


Posted by: Fred 2016-02-29
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