Publish dateThursday 20 July 2023 - 21:58
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Two ISIS Fighters Surrendered in Afghanistan

Two ISIS Fighters Surrendered in Afghanistan
Two ISIS fighters surrendered to police in Laghman province of Afghanistan.
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA)_Monitoring, These ISIS fighters surrendered with their weapons to Khalid Bin Waleed Corps in that province On Wednesday.
 
The spokesman of the Khalid bin Walid army corps Mawlavi Wahidillah Mohammadi told BNA that the ISIS fighters surrendered to them to start a normal life.
 
Meanwhile, the surrenders promised that they would support the Islamic Emirate and help in providing security.
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