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Daesh Spread Night Letters in Khost's Sabari District 2 Main News Page Alizaye Hands Himself Over to Herat Police Daesh Spread Night Letters in KABUL - Herat’s provincial council chief Kam- ran Alizaye handed himself over to local police on Sunday afternoon after an arrest warrant was issued against him last week by the Anti- Corruption Criminal Justice Center (ACJC) Khost’s Sabari District court. KHOST - Unidentified men Mohammad Daud, the resident spread night letters, support- of Sabari district, said, the let- The court sentenced him to two and a half years ing Daesh or so called Islamic ters were attached to doors of in prison two weeks ago after he was found State (IS) militants in Sabari mosques and shops. guilty of various charges including misuse of district of southeastern Khost Daesh militants in the night authority, interfering in attorney general’s af- province, an official said Sun- letters said they have plan to fairs, insulting prosecutors and objecting to the day. launch operation against the appointment of senior officials in the province. A local security official, who government and US forces in Sa- Alizaye said on Sunday he respects the law but wished to go unnamed, told bari district, he said, adding the will appeal his sentence and try to prove his in- Pajhwok Afghan News that letter asked for public support nocence. (Tolonews) the letters were spread in to the rebel group and warned Maktab Bazar, Dand Faqiran those to punishment who refuse 3 Civilians, 6 Taliban and Soripan areas of the dis- to help. Killed in a Clash trict. A copy of the letter is also ob- The source said investigation tained by Pajhwok. The letter GHAZNI CITY - Three civilians and six Tali- into the issue was underway with a black logo on its header ban were killed in a clash in the Andar district to figure out who were in- is written in six articles in Pashto of southern Ghazni province on Sunday, an of- volved. language. (Pajhwok) ficial said. Police Chief Brig. Gen. Aminullah Amarkhel told Pajhwok Afghan News the clash erupted 2 Militants Killed ‘ISIS’ Militants early this morning after the Taliban attacked While Planting a 10 Rockets Seized Before Prepare for Military Afghan Local Police (ALP) check-posts in the area. Bomb in a Seminary Operations in Kunar: He said six Taliban were killed, some wound- Being Fired on Kabul City ed in the firefight while a mortar shell fired by in Logar KABUL - At least ten rock- Officials the Taliban hit a house killing three civilians ets were seized by the Af- and damaging a house. ghan security forces before Mohammad Ashraf, the resident of Ghondai the militants manage to fire locality, said the clash between the Taliban and them on Kabul city. security forces continued for hours in the dis- The Kabul police command- trict. ment said the rockets were He, however, said five civilians, including placed and were prepared woman and children, were killed in a mortar for the attack in Khak-e- shell that struck a house. Jabar district. Taliban confirmed the clash. The group’s The rockets were trans- spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said three KABUL - At least two militants were ferred to Hesarak district of ASADABAD - Officials in south-eastern; policemen were killed and two wounded in a killed as they were planting an Impro- Nangarhar to Khak-e-Jabar armed militant groups have increase their insurgency Kunar province warn of growing ISIS clash in the Andar district Maidanwalo area. vised Explosive Device in a seminary in for the attack, the police not commented regarding as the weather gets warm terror activities, citing the group has On Saturday a clash was reported in the Ghaz- Logar province of Afghanistan. commandment said, adding the report so far. across the country, specifi- trained a roughly 500 fighters so far. ni’s De Yak district between Taliban and secu- The Ministry of Defense (MoD) said the that the rockets were of BM1 This comes as the militant cally in capital Kabul. Waheed Kalimzai, the spokesperson for rity forces in which both sided claimed inflict- incident took place in the vicinity of qala- type. The anti-government groups are attempting to A ...(More on P4)...(19) Kunar province says that ISIS armed ing casualties on each other sides. (Pajhwok) e-Wazir area of Logar. militants along with 9 other insurgent The Ministry further added that the ex- groups use mines and wood as their pri- ISIS Suicide Bombers and plosives device went off prematurely Afghan Traders Block mary funding sources. Car Bomb Eliminated as the two insurgents were planting the “ISIS has been recruiting fighters since bomb, leaving two insurgents dead. one year and now they have enough pre- JALALABAD - Two suicide bombers and a The anti-government armed militant Traffic on Tajik Border pared them to start large-scale military Vehicle-borne Improvised Explosive Device groups including the Taliban insurgents KUNDUZ CITY - Traders, operations against Afghanistan National (VBIED) were eliminated in eastern Nangarhar have not commented regarding the report mostly small business own- Security Forces.” Kalimzai warned. province of Afghanistan. so far. ers, on Sunday shut the According to Kalimzai; aside from ISIS, The provincial police commandment said the The Taliban insurgents and militant be- Sher Khan Port in northern there are 9 other groups actively operat- suicide bombers were looking to target the po- longing to other militant groups frequent- Kunduz province in protest ing in different parts of Kunar province. lice commandment of Achin district. ly use IEDs as the weapon of their choice against absence of a Tajik However, military officials confirm that The suicide bombers and the VBIED were to target the Afghan security forces and consulate and some prob- ISIS misusing residents’ unemployment eliminated in an airstrike conducted by the US government officials. lems the neighboring coun- in the province and recruit them. forces based in Afghanistan, the police com- However, in majority of such incidents try had created for them. “They hugely misuse of people’s jobless- mandment said. the ordinary civilians are targeted besides They said besides denying ness and further press them to join their It also added that the local residents and secu- the security forces and government offi- visas to Afghan traders and gangs.” Murad Ali Murad, vice chief of rity personnel did not suffer any casualties in cials are killed. drivers, Tajikistan was creat- staff informed. the airstrike. The UN mission said it documented ing other problems for them. demonstrators also erected er, told Pajhwok Afghan While U.S officials have called 2017 as the Nangarhar is among the relatively calm prov- 11,418 civilian casualties between 1st Jan- The protestors said warned protest tents near the joint News: “Tajikistan does not final year for ISIS presence in Afghani- inces in eastern Afghanistan but the anti-gov- uary 2016 to 31st December, 2016. to keep the port closed until border of Afghanistan and give work visas to Afghan stan, signs show that the group not only ernment armed militant groups have recently According to the report, 61 percent of all their demands were met. Tajikistan. businessmen and drivers, weakened but gained extra strengths increased their insurgency activities in some civilian ...(More on P4)...(20) Numbering about 100, the Haji Mujib, an Afghan trad- ...(More on P4)...(21) during the past two years. (Agencies) parts of the province ...(More on P4)...(22) Outlook Horoscope Aries (Mar. 22-Apr.20) Cancer (June 21-July 20) Libra (Sep 23-Oct. 22) Capricorn (Dec.21-Jan19) You have the power to change your destiny, You are inspired by your dreams and re- It’s as if you wrote a screenplay for a roman- People might not see your fun-loving side today, but you must initiate action now rather than strained by your memories. However, you tic comedy and now the people in your life are but it’s present nonetheless. In fact, you might just think about it. Your intuition is on point, also can choose to revisit your past and re- acting out their parts according to your script. intentionally bury your capricious attitude be- but that’s only the first part of this cosmic tell your story from a different perspective. Needless to say, you’re quite content when so many things cause you don’t want others to think you’re behaving double whammy. 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