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10 ISIS Bad Guys die in Nangarhar
At least 10 Daesh insurgents were killed in foreign troops airstrikes in eastern Nangarhar province in the past 24 hours, local officials confirmed on Thursday.The airstrike was launched in Nargose and Chenar area of Kost district and “foreign insurgents were also among the dead,” a spokesman for the provincial governor, Attaullah Khoghyani said. He said that the airstrike continues in the province. He did provide any further details. from Khaama: Fighting continues between Taliban, ISIS Deadly clashes broke out between the Taliban insurgents and militants affiliated with the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) terrorist group, leaving several dead from both the sides. The provincial governor’s spokesman Ataullah Khogyani said the incident took place in the vicinity of Pacher Agam district. He said the militants of both the groups exchanged heavy fire in Suri Village, Judri, Saleh Baba shrine, and Wachi Lagadi areas. Khogyani further added that so far 12 ISIS militants have been killed and two others have been wounded and two civilians were also killed. At least three Taliban insurgents have also been killed during the clashes, Khogyani said, adding that hundreds of families have been forced to flee from the area. According to Khogyani, provincial governor Mohamamd Gulab Mangal has also visited the affected families and security personnel in Hejratullah Rahmani area. He promised that the Pacher Agam areas where the militants are conducting insurgency will be cleared in the near future. The ISIS loyalists have long been attempting to gain foothold in the strategic Pacher Agam district in a bid to expand their presence and operations in this province. The deputy house speaker of the Afghan parliament Zahir Qadir earlier had warned that the loyalists of the terror group are attempting to establish the Khurasan Caliphate in Afghanistan and are busy expanding their presence in some of the difficult terrains of the country. Posted by: badanov 2017-06-09 |
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