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Uscan't Win Afghan War Without Pakistan's Support:Dunford Eye on the News [email protected] Truthful, Factual and Unbiased Vol:XII Issue No:03 Price: Afs.20 www.afghanistantimes.af www.facebook.com/ afghanistantimeswww.twitter.com/ afghanistantimes TUESDAY . JULY 25. 2017 -Asad 03, 1396 HS Taliban kill 22 Karzai civilians after condemns capturing Kabul, Taywara Nangarhar AT News Report KABUL: Taliban killed 22 civilians, after capturing Taywara attacks district of western Ghor province on Sunday, officials said. AT News Report “Taliban opened fire at local people during capturing of KABUL: Former President, Hamid Taywara district and killed 22 Karzai “strongly” condemned the civilians including student, suicide attack in Kabul city as well patients and doctors,” said Ghor as the foreign airstrike in the Haska Police Spokesman Mohammad Mina district in the eastern Iqbal Nezami. province of Nangarhar. KABUL: At least 31 people were He said that Taliban has created “The former president termed killed and over 40 others wounded horror situation in Taywara, they such attacks that cause martyrdom in a car bomb attack in the west also torched houses of people and injury of civilians and damage part of Kabul city Monday cooperating with the government. of residential and public areas morning, security officials said. Afghan forces are ready to against all humanitarian and Islamic Deputy Spokesman for conduct operation to retake the norms,” Karzai’s office said Ministry of Interior Najeeb Danish district, but they are waiting for Monday. Karzai also blamed the said that “24 people were killed additional forces to be dispatched “enemies” of peace in Afghanistan and 42 others wounded, after a car from center of the province, he for carrying out such attacks. bomber detonated in PD 3 in west added. Shah Hussain Murtazawi, He wished paradise for the part of Kabul city at around Deputy Spokesman for President martyrs and quick recovery for the 6:50am.” He said that incident in a press conference also injured. took place on the main road near confirmed that Taliban after taking Zawal Private Institute of Higher control of Taywara district opened Education and at the scene a fire at civilians. It is pertained to vehicle belonged to Ministry of mention that Taliban massively Kabul terror Mines was destroyed as well, attacked on Taywara district on thus, to date the target of the Saturday night and captured the attack: Modi attacker is not clear. Meanwhile, district on Sunday morning. Baz Mohammad Shirzad, says India Casualty Coordinator for Ministry of Public Health said that killed stands in toll increased to 31 including three women. He said that dead bodies Taliban teams solidarity with of 15 people burnt in the incident, which till date eight were identified check vehicles Afghanistan Second Deputy for Chief Executive Officer, Mohammad on Zaranj- Mohaqiq’s house is also close to AT Monitoring Desk the blast site. Deputy Spokesman Dilaram road for CEO office Maisam Omid said NEW DELHI: Indian Prime that the explosion took place in private vehicles and 15 shops also that targeting of civilians is a clear enemies never mess any responsibility for the attack. ZARANJ : The Taliban have Minister Narendra Modi on front of check post Mohaqiq destroyed in the area, he added. prove for weakness of Taliban. opportunity and never obey any He said that a Taliban suicide tasked their mobile teams with Monday condemned the bomb guards. He said that one guard was President Mohammad Ashraf Ministry of Interior in a moral regulation to kill Afghan bomber by using a corolla vehicle checking cars and passengers on attack in Kabul and said India stood also wounded. He said that initial Ghani strongly condemned the statement also strongly denounced innocent people. full of explosive targeted two mini the Zaranj-Dilaram highway in in solidarity with the people and investigation show that the target attack and targeting of civilian in the attack over civilian. It said that Taliban Spokesman Zabihullah buses carrying governmental Khashrud district of southwestern government of Afghanistan in their was Mohaqiq‘s house. Three Kabul city. President Ghani said such attacks show that Afghan Mujahid in a statement claimed intelligence staff. Nimroz province, said local fight against terrorism. officials on Monday. Mohammad At least 30 people were killed Hashim Noorzai, the district chief and 42 wounded after a car bomb for Khashrud district, said the struck a bus carrying government Hekmatyar-led Taliban teams a day earlier pulled employees in western Kabul on HIA decides to 10 passengers from a car en route Monday. to Nimroz from Herat and “Strongly condemn the join government Kandahar provinces. A passenger, terrorist attack in Kabul. My heart Gul Ahmad, who arrived from goes out to the victims’ families,” KABUL: The Executive Council Herat in Zaranj, the provincial Modi tweeted. of the Gulbadin Hekmatyar-led capital, said the Taliban had created The Taliban has claimed Hezb-i-Islami Afghanistan checkpoints near Khash city. responsibility for the blast. “We “They check passengers of every stand in solidarity with people and (HIA) has decided to join the government, an official said on car to identify people working for government of Afghanistan in their the government,” he added. fight against terrorism,” Modi Monday. Qarib Rahman Saeed, added. The car bomb hit the bus HIA spokesman, told Pajhwok Nimroz police chief Khwaja Jilani carrying employees of the ministry Afghan News the decision was Abubaker told Pajhwok Afhgan of mines just before 7 am (8 am taken at a meeting of the council News an operation had been IST), according to interior ministry chaired by Hekmatyar on launched to drive the rebels from the Zaranj-Dilaram highway and spokesman Najib Danish. Gen. Abdul Rashid Dostum’s plane was reportedly refused landing rights in Mazar-e-Sharif on Tuesday and ordered to fly to Kabul instead. Sunday night. He added a commission had been tasked Khashrud district. Two Taliban with working on how to be part fighters were killed and one Aviation authorities reportedly Turkmenistan, the source said. has rejecting these claims. Balkh’s to the country there will be no legal of the current system. The level policeman injured during the Faryab:120 refused to allow First Vice According to him, Dostum has now governor Mohammad Atta Noor barriers for him to come in.” of HIA partnership would be operation, he added. Taliban President Abdul Rashid Dostum’s changed his travel plans and will also rejected the claims and in a This comes after the Attorney determined later on, explained spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid plane to land at Mazar-e-Sharif instead “drive by car from Facebook post said a group of General’s Office last week said cars were being stopped by the spokesman. According to the fighters just to find people who pro-govt airport, in Balkh province, on Ashgabat to the country.” Sources engineers were on the flight from confirmed the case against Dostum Saeed, a joint commission was Tuesday and instead directed it to said his likely destination would Turkey and that due to technical had been handed over to court. worked for government. “Civilians working on how to implement are free to go everywhere they fighters Hamid Karzai International be Faryab province. However, a problems the plane was forced to Dostum has been accused of the article of the peace deal Airport in Kabul, a reliable source spokesman for the Islamic return to Turkey. Noor said: “The kidnapping and ordering the sexual want.” The Zaranj-Dilaram between the government and highway connects Nimroz told TOLOnews. However, the National Movement of first vice president is currently in assault against his rival Ahmad HIA regarding the party’s in the province with the southwest and surrender plane diverted to Ashgabat in Afghanistan, Bashir Ahmad Tayanj Turkey and if he decides to return Eshchi last year. (ToloNews) system. (Pajhwok) to Taliban the east. (Pajhwok) MAIMANA : As many as 120 pro-government uprising UScan’t win Afghan Nangarhar residents members have joined the Taliban in the Kohistan district of northwestern Faryab province, an war without Pakistan’s claim foreign airstrike official said on Monday. Abdul Karim Yourish, the governor’s spokesman, told Pajhwok Afghan support:Dunford targeted civilians News the surrendering fighters Officials say Daesh militants were killed in the airstrikes but were among more than 200 The leader of the special operations command has acknowledge a delegation has been sent to investigate the claims. security personnel besieged by the Taliban after the fall of the said the al-Qaeda leader is hiding in the border region Kohistan district centre. He, between Pakistan and Afghanistan. Residents of Haska Mena district the airstrike. “Daesh was using however, added some security of Nangarhar province said on civilian houses and foreign forces personnel, led by Naser and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of And what I would -- the short strategic review that's ongoing,” Pakistan’s reluctance to take solid Monday that a foreign forces tried a lot to not harm civilians; a Sulaiman Rahmani, managed to Staff general Joseph Dunford has answer to your question, is that said Dunford. This comes at a time action against the Taliban airstrike on Sunday killed eight number of Daesh commanders flee the area. They arrived in Ghor said that the U.S. cannot win the we should only provide more that the Trump administration has leadership and its brutal offshoot civilians and wounded ten others. were killed in the strike; in total 25 and are currently fighting against war in Afghanistan without capability on the ground if it's in decided to reduce the level of U.S the Haqqani network. “People had gathered in Daesh militants were killed and the Taliban alongside police and securing cooperation from the context of a broader strategy aid to Pakistan this year over (ToloNews) Meyaje Baba area for a prayer according to information a number commando forces in Khairabad Pakistan.
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