City
Epaper

Police seize arms, ammunition in Afghanistan

By IANS | Updated: July 15, 2024 01:20 IST

Kabul, July 15 Police have seized a variety of arms and ammunition from across north Afghanistan's Balkh province ...

Open in App

Kabul, July 15 Police have seized a variety of arms and ammunition from across north Afghanistan's Balkh province over the past four months, provincial police spokesperson Mohammad Eisa Wasiq said.

The counter-terrorism police have collected 29 pieces of different types of arms and ammunition during a series of operations in different districts of the province, Wasiq added on Sunday.

Calling upon Afghans to help police in recovering arms and ammunition from the illegal possession of any person, the official added that the police are trying to recover and register any arms illegally kept by individuals over the past 20 years, Xinhua news agency reported.

The Afghan caretaker government has recovered a lot of arms and ammunition, including battle tanks and missiles, since taking over power following the withdrawal of the US-led forces from the war-ravaged Asian country in August 2021.

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

BusinessAsia's premier pro boxing championship Global Boxing Series in association with IBA returns this April 26th at Nexus Seawoods Navi Mumbai

BusinessNemetschek India Unveils 'UNBOUND' Mumbai 2026 to Scale AI Integration and Seamless Collaboration in India's Construction Industry

BusinessMayabious Group wins four metals at the Economic Times Award for Design and Creativity

NationalAmaravati set to emerge as India's first Quantum Reference Facility

NationalPunjab seeks special relief from centre: State agriculture minister Gurmeet Khudia

International Realted Stories

InternationalIran hardens position, says no negotiations on nuclear enrichment programme

InternationalEast Turkistan movement marks 81st anniversary of National Army, renews call for independence

International"India, US have much to offer one another," US Embassy in India posts Vance's quote

International"Iran honours its words": Deputy FM Saeed Khatibzadeh signals readiness for peace talks despite "critical" escalation

InternationalNetanyahu vows to continue strikes on Hezbollah "wherever necessary" to restore security in northern Israel