...mindless ferocity in a turban...’s shadow governors and commanders to wage war in Afghanistan, said Nazar Ali Wahidi, the deputy head of the National Directorate of Security
...the Afghan national intel agency...
(NDS), Afghanistan's intelligence agency.
However,
women are made to be loved, not understood...
he said that the Afghan cops are fully prepared to crush any hostile move by the Taliban if the grinding of the peace processor does not lead to a final conclusion.
"The majority of Taliban governors and military officials have been summoned to Beautiful Downtown Peshawar
...capital of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, administrative and economic hub for the Federally Administered Tribal Areas of Pakistan. Peshawar is situated near the eastern end of the Khyber Pass, convenient to the Pak-Afghan border. Peshawar has evolved into one of Pakistain's most ethnically and linguistically diverse cities, which means lots of gunfire...
to prepare for the war," said Nazar Ali Wahidi, the deputy head of the NDS.
"I wish Pakistain was kind and would help Afghanistan reach peace and move toward development. But Pakistain always thinks of how to kill the Afghans. They have made preparations for war, but we are also ready for it," added Nazar Ali Wahidi, the deputy head of NDS.
Meanwhile,
...back at the pond, Gloria again dodged the questing tip of the giant frog's tongue and ran for her life...
Afghanistan’s Ministry of Defense and Ministry of Interior said there are credible intelligence reports that the murderous Moslems are trying to take over picturesque provincial capitals.
"The enemy is trying to launch new attacks to gain points in the political arena," said Mohammad Anwar Baripal, deputy minister of interior.
"There are threats against us in the south, in the west and all provinces, we are fully prepared to crush the threats," said Iqbal Ali Naderi, the first deputy minister of defense.
On Tuesday, the Afghan senate summoned security officials to answer questions about the deteriorating security situation, particularly regarding the surge in casualties among Afghan cops, and the assassinations in big cities.
"Everyone wants security, we do not understand why our security institutions have failed to address the security problems, they should explain the reasons behind this," said senator Mualem Lalagul.
According to the security institutions, over the past 24 hours, 20 provinces of the country have witnessed fighting between the Afghan cops and the Taliban.