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DAILY SITUATION REPORT 13 May 2008 Strategic SSI - Afghanistan DAILY SITUATION REPORT 24 JUNE 2010 SAFETY AND SECURITY ISSUES RELEVANT TO SSSI PERSONNEL AND CLIENTS Various Threat Reports were received of possible attacks in Kabul over the past few days, and the insurgent’s intent and capability to conduct attacks in the Kabul City remains elevated. There are daily Threat Reports, but the received reports are mainly generic and lacking detail. It is possible that suicide attacks and indirect fire attacks can be expected in the city, but no time frames and/or specific targets were reported. Any attack in the city can be seen as a success for the insurgents, and they will make maximum use of the propaganda value of such an attack. MAJOR COUNTRY WIDE EVENTS Insurgency: 22 Jun, Kabul Province, Pd-3, Kabul University, propaganda leaflets were distributed in the University calling upon students to protest against foreign troops on Afghan soil. Privileged and Confidential 1 This information is intended only for the use of the individual or entity to which it is addressed and may contain information that is privileged, confidential and exempt from disclosure under applicable law. You are hereby notified that any dissemination, distribution, or copying of this information is strictly prohibited without the explicit approval from StrategicSSI Management. Strategic SSI - Afghanistan Threat Reports Received Last 5 Days BOLO: 22 Jun, Badghis Province, Murghab District, according to the ANA, insurgents emplaced nine IEDs in Dashuri area and also five IEDs in Managan BOLO: 22 Jun, Farah Province, Pusht Rod District, reportedly five IEDs was emplaced in the Charbagh and Panji Gow village areas. INCIDENTS REPORTED FOR PERIOD 23 TO 24 JUNE 2010 Privileged and Confidential 2 This information is intended only for the use of the individual or entity to which it is addressed and may contain information that is privileged, confidential and exempt from disclosure under applicable law. You are hereby notified that any dissemination, distribution, or copying of this information is strictly prohibited without the explicit approval from StrategicSSI Management. Strategic SSI - Afghanistan Table illustrating the number of Killed and Wounded, Captured and Arrested as per the reporting’s of the SSSI DSR. (Kindly note that these are from the SSSI DSR and are not official statistics and may differ from those released by ISAF or other agencies and organisations.) SECURITY INCIDENTS REPORTED FOR PERIOD 22 TO 23 JUN 2010 CENTRAL REGION Privileged and Confidential 3 This information is intended only for the use of the individual or entity to which it is addressed and may contain information that is privileged, confidential and exempt from disclosure under applicable law. You are hereby notified that any dissemination, distribution, or copying of this information is strictly prohibited without the explicit approval from StrategicSSI Management. Strategic SSI - Afghanistan Insurgency: 22 Jun, Kabul Province, Pd-3, Kabul University, propaganda leaflets were distributed in the University calling upon students to protest against foreign troops on Afghan soil. Success: COIN OP: 22 Jun, Kabul Province, Chahar Asyab District, ANP/IM arrested four insurgents and confiscated a vehicle and a tonne of ammonium nitrate. Attack: 22 Jun, Daykundi Province, Gizab District, an IM patrol was attacked by insurgents, one insurgent killed. Insurgency: Murder: 22 Jun, Daykundi Province, Gizab District, a local tribal leader and commander of a pro-GIRoA militia was ambushed and killed together with his two bodyguards by insurgents. Success: IED Finds: 22 Jun, Logar Province, Baraki Barak District, ANP found five IEDs. Ambush: 23 Jun, Logar Province, Kharwar District, Begum, an ANSF/IM patrol came under attack by insurgents with small arms. IED: 22 Jun, Ghazni Province, Deh Yak District, a road construction contractor’s vehicle was hit by an IED. On local civilian worker was injured. Ambush: 22 Jun, Ghazni Province, Qarah Bagh District, insurgents attacked an ANP patrol in the Lewani area, no casualties reported. IDF Attack: 23 Jun, Ghazni Province, Ghazni City, insurgents launched two rockets towards the city centre. It landed between the NDS office building and a local government office building. No casualties reported. Attack: 23 Jun, Ghazni Province, Andar District, Sardar Qaleh, an ANSF/IM vehicle patrol was attacked by insurgents. Ambush: 21 Jun, Uruzgan Province, Deh Rawud District, an ANSF/IM patrol came under attack by insurgents in the Kai Toteh area. No casualties reported. IED: 22 Jun, Wardak Province, Sayidabad District, Hashim Kheyl, an IM vehicle patrol was hit by an IED. No casualties reported. Privileged and Confidential 4 This information is intended only for the use of the individual or entity to which it is addressed and may contain information that is privileged, confidential and exempt from disclosure under applicable law. You are hereby notified that any dissemination, distribution, or copying of this information is strictly prohibited without the explicit approval from StrategicSSI Management. Strategic SSI - Afghanistan WESTERN REGION Attack: 22 Jun, Farah Province, Pur Chaman District, insurgents an ANP Post with small arms in the Dehan Rud area, no casualties reported. IDF Attack: 22 Jun, Ghor Province, Chaghcharan District, insurgents launched four rockets towards Chaghcharan City, no casualties reported. Ambush: 23 Jun, Herat Province, Farsi District, insurgents attacked an ANP CET of an UN food convoy, no casualties reported. NORTHERN REGION Privileged and Confidential 5 This information is intended only for the use of the individual or entity to which it is addressed and may contain information that is privileged, confidential and exempt from disclosure under applicable law. You are hereby notified that any dissemination, distribution, or copying of this information is strictly prohibited without the explicit approval from StrategicSSI Management. Strategic SSI - Afghanistan IED: 22 Jun, Balkh Province, Chahar District, an IED exploded and a man on a donkey got killed. Success: IED Find: 22 Jun, Balkh Province, Chimtal District, IM/ANSF patrol found and defused an IED. Success: IED Find: 22 Jun, Kunduz Province, Afghani District, during a search operation the ANP found four IEDs, ten rockets and a number of small arms. Success: COIN OP: 23 Jun, Kunduz Province, Chahar Darreh District, Nahr-E Sufi, IM/ANSF attacked a group of insurgents, killing eight and arrested two. Ambush: 23 Jun, Baghlan Province, Pul-E Khumri City, an IM vehicle patrol came under attack in the Husayn Kheyl area, no casualties reported. EASTERN REGION Attacks: 22 Jun, Nuristan Province, Barg-E Matal District, several ANP posts in the District came under attack by insurgents. Success: COIN OP: 23 Jun, Nuristan Province, Barg-E Matal District, during an ANSF/IM an operation to clear the village twenty insurgents got killed. IDF Attack: 22 Jun, Kunar Province, Bar Kunar District, the IM/ANSF FOB and District ANP Station came under attack. No casualties reported. Attack: 23 Jun Kunar Province, Darreh Ye Pech District, Kandagal, an IM/ANSF Post was attacked by insurgents with heavy and small arms, no casualties reported. IED: 23 Jun, Nangarhar Province, Behsud District, Highway 7, as local GIRoA member was hit by an IED leaving a graduation ceremony. One civilian killed and three injured. Privileged and Confidential 6 This information is intended only for the use of the individual or entity to which it is addressed and may contain information that is privileged, confidential and exempt from disclosure under applicable law. You are hereby notified that any dissemination, distribution, or copying of this information is strictly prohibited without the explicit approval from StrategicSSI Management. Strategic SSI - Afghanistan SOUTH EASTERN REGION Attack: 22 Jun, Paktya Province, Jani Kheyl District, an ANP post came under attack by insurgents with heavy and small arms. One ANP member killed and one wounded. IED: 22 Jun, Paktya Province, Jani Kheyl District, an ANP vehicle patrol was hit by an IED. One ANP member killed and one wounded. IED: 22 Jun, Khost Province, Sabari District, Nar Kalay, an IM/ANSF vehicle patrol was hit by an IED. No casualties reported. Success: IED Find: 22 Jun, Khost Province, Khost City, a sticky bomb (IED) was found and defused on a civilian vehicle. Success: COIN OP: 22 Jun, Paktika Province, Sarhowzde and In Jani Kheyl District, Sar-E Kot, IM COIN operations against insurgent targets in the districts, thirty three insurgents killed. Attack: 22 Jun, Paktika Province, Omnah District, the District ANP Station was attacked by insurgents with heavy and small arms. No casualties reported. Privileged and Confidential 7 This information is intended only for the use of the individual or entity to which it is addressed and may contain information that is privileged, confidential and exempt from disclosure under applicable law. You are hereby notified that any dissemination, distribution, or copying of this information is strictly prohibited without the explicit approval from StrategicSSI Management. Strategic SSI - Afghanistan SOUTHERN REGION IDF Attack: 22 Jun, Zabul Province, Atghar District, insurgents launched several rockets at the IM/ANSF FOB. Success: IED Finds: 22 Jun, Zabul Province, Qalat City, two IEDs were found and destroyed by the ANP. IED: 22 Jun, Zabul Province, Shah Joy District, Highway 1, an ANA vehicle patrol was hit by an IED in the Hasan Karez area. Three ANA members wounded. IED:
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