City
Epaper

19 Taliban terrorists killed across Afghanistan

By ANI | Updated: October 31, 2020 19:05 IST

Almost 20 Taliban terrorists have been killed across Afghanistan, including Mullah Amanullah, the movement's deputy head of the military commission for the Helmand province, the authorities said on Saturday.

Open in App

Nineteen Taliban terrorists have been killed across Afghstan, including Mullah Amanullah, the movement's deputy head of the military commission for the Helmand province, the authorities said on Saturday.

"Mullah Amanullah, deputy of the Taliban's military commission for Helmand Prov. was killed with 8 of his fighters, yesterday in an airstrike. #AAF [Afghan Air Force] targeted them in [the Ghazni province's] Nawa district. A large amount of their weapons and ammunitions were also destroyed," the country's Defense Ministry tweeted.

Meanwhile, the northern Faryab province's police said that 10 Taliban terrorists were killed and five others injured in the province's Qaisar district.

The Taliban have not yet commented on these incidents. (/Sputnik)

( With inputs from ANI )

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Open in App

Related Stories

NationalTake immediate steps to streamline traffic movement in Jaipur: Rajasthan CM tells officials

NationalLadki Bahin Yojana beneficiaries to get July instalment on Raksha Bandhan eve

FootballMan Utd on brink of breaking unique streak lasting 88 years, 4,321 games

HealthTripura govt planning to conduct heart transplants in state hospitals: CM Saha

NationalTripura govt planning to conduct heart transplants in state hospitals: CM Saha

International Realted Stories

InternationalRare 'redemption of Zion' coin unearthed near temple mount

InternationalTravel warning for Israelis in United Arab Emirates 'Reinforced'

InternationalIndia launches development projects under UN Global South initiative

InternationalMagnetic fields may hold key to slowing Alzheimer's, Israeli study finds

InternationalUAE made significant progress in combating trafficking in persons: UN official