Afghanistan
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More than 200 insurgents killed in Faryab
187 scaremongers were killed and 51 others wounded in three days operations in Faryab province, security officials in Shaheen corps said
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Security Forces Re-Take control of Ghor’s Taywara District
fghan security forces regained control of Ghor’s Taywara district on Thursday morning, local officials confirmed
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Soon, trade trough air between Herat and Jakarta
An authentic Indonesian airline is set to launch direct flights between Herat and Jakarta
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40 Afghan soldiers killed in Qandahar
At least 40 army soldiers were killed in Taliban’s assault on a security base in Qandahar’s Khakrez district, local sources in the province said
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Why is Abdullah Not able to defend Tajiks’ right?
It seems that Mr. Abdullah is somewhat devoted to Sepidar Palace, ARG’s hollow promises and attending the ceremonial parties, forgetting his mission and what Tajik people have on him
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“I am against more U.S troops in Afghanistan”
Former Afghan president Hamid Karzai in an interview with VOA has said: “he is opposed to any American strategy which boosts war in the country.”
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Taliban suffer heavy casualties in west of the country
Local officials in Herat province reported that 79 armed Taliban were killed and wounded in a joint operation of the security forces in Shindand district
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Insurgents suffer heavy casualties in Faryab
“More than 30 insurgents were killed and wounded in “Lolash” district last night and the sieged forces turned to an offensive state,” officials at 209 Shaheen corps said
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Security sector’s leadership needs to change: Ata M. Noor
Ata Mohammad Noor, Balkh governor reacted to the collapse of Taywara district in Ghor province and Kohestanat in Faryab province, saying it is the weakness of security sector leadership and needs to be changed
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Kabul’s bloody morning; blast with many casualties
Today morning, around 6:30 am, a powerful blast left dozens dead and injured
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