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Taliban Terrorists Suffer Heavy Casualties in Uruzgan
62 Taliban terrorists were killed after Afghan National Defense and Security Forces (ANDSF) backed by Afghan Air Force (AAF) repelled a Taliban attack.
The incident took place while a. . .
ANP Foils IED Attack in Khost
Afghan National Police (ANP) discovered and neutralized a roadside bomb, planted by terrorists in Nader Shah Kot district of Khost.
Afghan National Police (ANP) encourages all citizens. . .
Seven Taliban Terrorists Killed in Zabul
Seven Taliban terrorists killed in a clash with Afghan National Police (ANP) in Spin Ghabarga region, Qalat City of Zabul.
ANP seized six motorcycles used by the militants as well.
GCPSU Seized 28Kg of IEDs in Logar
General Command of Police Special Units (GCPSU) seized 28kg of explosives during a search operation in Zekria Khil village, Mohammad Agha district of Logar.
The explosives were. . .
Taliban- Linked Militants Arrested in Herat
During a search operation, General Command of Police Special Units (GCPSU) has arrested four men with four rifles and one motorcycle in Zinda Jan district of Herat, yesterday.
The four. . .
Two Taliban Terrorists Killed in Kabul
Two senior members of Taliban Terrorist Group killed in an overnight operation carried out by General Command of Police Special Units (GCPSU) in Paghman district of Kabul.
Meanwhile, in. . .
Six Men Arrested, Accused Of Helping Taliban in Bamyan
Afghan National Police (ANP) conducted an operation in Deh Chqorak village, Shibar district of Bamyan. As a result, ANP arrested six men accused of helping Taliban Terrorist Group.
ANP. . .
ANP Seized Ammunition & IEDs in Khost
As a result of search operation, Afghan National Police (ANP) seized three boxes of machine gun bullets, one landmine and two motorcycles in Bak district of Khost.
ANP arrested three. . .
ANP Foil Two IED Attacks in Ghazni
As a result of search operation, Afghan National Police (ANP) detected two roadside bombs in Dara Qiyaq village, Jaghatu district of Ghazni.
The terrorists had planted bombs to target. . .