The anti-government armed militants have suffered heavy casualties during the airstrikes conducted in the restive Ghazni province in Southeast of Afghanistan.
Publish dateTuesday 29 May 2018 - 14:16
Story Code : 164450
The 203rd Thunder Corps of the Afghan Military in the Southeast said the latest airstrikes were carried out in the vicinities of Deh Yak and Gilan districts.
The source further added that the airstrikes left at least 18 Taliban insurgents dead.
According to Thunder Corps, a vehicle beloging to the militants was also destroyed during the airstrike along with a Dshk heavy machine gun.
In the meantime, the Thunder Corps said at least two militants were killed in an explosion in Dramak areas as they were planting a roadside bomb on a highway.
Ghazni is among the relatively volatile provinces in Southeast of Afghanistan where the anti-government armed militants are actively operating in its various districts and often carry out insurgency activities.
The latest airstrike in Gilan and Deh Yak has been carried out amid ongoing clashes in Deh Yak and some other districts which were launched few days ago.
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The source further added that the airstrikes left at least 18 Taliban insurgents dead.
According to Thunder Corps, a vehicle beloging to the militants was also destroyed during the airstrike along with a Dshk heavy machine gun.
In the meantime, the Thunder Corps said at least two militants were killed in an explosion in Dramak areas as they were planting a roadside bomb on a highway.
Ghazni is among the relatively volatile provinces in Southeast of Afghanistan where the anti-government armed militants are actively operating in its various districts and often carry out insurgency activities.
The latest airstrike in Gilan and Deh Yak has been carried out amid ongoing clashes in Deh Yak and some other districts which were launched few days ago.
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Source : Afghan Voice Agency(AVA)
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