Anti-Taliban Armed Operations Intensify Across Several Provinces, Heavy Casualties Reported

Kabul: Armed groups fighting against the Taliban administration in Afghanistan have reportedly intensified their operations, with simultaneous attacks in several provinces leaving dozens of Taliban personnel reportedly killed or wounded.

Anti-Taliban armed groups, including the Afghanistan United Front, National Independence Front and Afghanistan Green Trend, have claimed significant successes after targeting Taliban positions in different parts of the country.

According to a spokesperson for the Afghanistan United Front, targeted intelligence-based operations in Kandahar and Ghor killed a Taliban intelligence officer and a provincial governor’s guard, while eight personnel were reportedly seriously wounded in the clashes.

Meanwhile, the National Independence Front claimed that a Taliban checkpoint in Aryub Zazi district of Paktia province was attacked with rockets, killing seven personnel on the spot and completely destroying several checkpoints.

Separately, Afghanistan Green Trend claimed an operation in Panjshir in which two Taliban ranger vehicles were destroyed. The group also said that Taliban intelligence official Mullah Abdul Rahman was killed in Kapisa province.

According to the organization, the series of attacks has severely disrupted the Taliban’s logistics network and security supply lines in Kapisa and Panjshir.