Categories: Afghanistan

Airstrike kills five Taliban, destroys arms cache

Monitoring Desk

KABUL: An airstrike killed five militants of the Taliban group in northern Sar-e Pul province of Afghanistan, the military officials said Friday.

The officials further added that the security forces conducted the airstrike in the restive Sayad district of Sar-e Pul province.

“An airstrike in Sayad district killed five Taliban fighters and destroyed a small Taliban weapons cache,” the officials said.

The Taliban group has not commented regarding the airstrike so far.

Sar-e Pul is among the relatively volatile provinces in North of Afghanistan where anti-government armed militants including Taliban have active presence in some of its remote districts.

However, the Afghan forces conduct counter-terrorism operations against the anti-government armed elements in the restive parts of the province in a bid to suppress the anti-government armed elements who often attempt to expand their foothold in the province.(Khaama Press)

The Frontier Post

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