Saleh claims militants aiming to target civil activists
In a social media post, Saleh said reports by the National Directorate of Security suggest the Taliban have decided to target civil society in Afghanistan’s major cities.
Category: Security
Taliban urges Biden to be ‘‘vigilant of war-mongering circles’’
Security analysts believe the Taliban aim to exert pressure on the US with such comments.
Devastating car bombings rocks Kunduz, Faryab
The provincial council chairman added that the aerial bombing followed the ground engagement leaving five civilians and six Taliban killed.
Saleh says KU attackers ‘deliberately’ hide footprints
At least 22 people were killed and about 40 others were injured in an ISIS-claimed attack on Kabul University last Monday by three assailants. But, Saleh blamed the Taliban for the attack.
Taliban expect Biden to abide by the deal
Despite the Taliban and Afghan government engaging in talks, violence on the ground has only surged, with the Taliban stepping up daily attacks targeting Afghan security forces.
Taliban kill eight security forces in Kunduz
According to a well-placed source, the insurgents staged deal assaults on security check posts in the Pul-e-Khishti and Ostamunega areas of the district.
Arghandab in Kandahar cleared after security operation
The spokesman for the Kandahar governor said more than 100 landmines have been defused last night alone.
“High level of violence jeopardizing peace processes”
“The #AfghanistanPeaceProcess is fragile but it is the best chance for peace. I urge all parties to seize this historic opportunity & do their best to move the talks forward”, he tweeted.
Saleh, Mohib dodge WJ’s call for briefing over security affairs
On Wednesday, the Wolesi Jirga (lower house) asked top security leadership to brief the house over circumstances surrounding the brazen terrorist attack on the Kabul University.
Taliban using quadcopters for targets in Kunduz
Kunduz is one of the most insecure provinces in the northeast of the country, and Taliban fighters are active in most of its districts.
KU resumes classes after the brazen terrorist attack
Marina Ahmadyar, a Salam Watandar reporter said that the university atmosphere was cold and silent on the first day, and the security officials were more vigilant than normal.
ABP check post attacked in Kunduz
Salam Watandar correspondent Hakeem Hasas said many dead and wounded were brought to the public hospital, but the security forces were not letting anyone enter and speak to the victims.
