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Airtstrikes kill 30 militants in Afghanistan

By IANS | Updated: December 18, 2020 15:50 IST

Kabul, Dec 18 At least 30 militants were killed in an airstrike targeting a gathering of Taliban fighters ...

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Kabul, Dec 18 At least 30 militants were killed in an airstrike targeting a gathering of Taliban fighters Afghanistan's Ghazni province on Friday, a government official said.

"A group of Taliban insurgents had gathered in Qarsi area of Qarabagh district to storm security checkpoints but the security forces' planes attacked the gathering in the wee hours of Friday, killing 30 on the spot," provincial government spokesman Wahidullah Jumazada told Xinhua.

Ten more insurgents were injured in the raid, the official added.

No security personnel or civil were harmed in the attack, Jumazada said.

There have so far been no comments made by the Taliban militants who are active in parts of the Ghazni province with the Ghazni city as its capital, 125 km south of Kabul.

( With inputs from IANS )

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