The videos on social networks showed a lot of weapons and ammunition seized by the Taliban security forces and the house of Mariscal Abdul Rashid Dostum in the province of Jawzján. Taliban fighters on Sunday captured cities in the northern part of the country.
The Taliban continue with its offensive in Afghanistan, taking advantage of more territory, this time in the northern part of the country, including the city of Kunduz. Taliban forces mostly invaded the provincial capital city of Sar-E-Dr, also in the north of the country, marking another loss for the government amid a series of unprecedented progress from the insurgent group.
The actions of the Taliban have been criticized by the Western powers, as well as by the people who are against violence. The protests have been held in many cities around the world, in which people have sought the United Nations intervention and denounced Pakistan for supporting the insurgent group.
In a protest of this type by Afghan citizens in Germany, Saturday, ABDUL Bari Samandar civil society activist hit Pakistan’s proxy war through intelligence between services (ISI). The protest was organized as a Pakistani terrorist was arrested by Afghan command forces on the outskirts of the Provincial Center of Ghazni. He was involved in terrorist activities and the murder of civilians.
Meanwhile, the Taliban, said all the parts of the city of Kunduz were under his control, which added that he had also taken armored vehicles, weapons and military teams.
The videos on social networks showed a lot of weapons and ammunition seized by the Taliban security forces and the house of Mariscal Abdul Rashid Dostum in the province of Jawzján. One of the videos shows Taliban fighters carrying weapons, including AK-47, and other weapons plundered from the Dostum house to a vehicle in the Khawja do Koh district.
Former Vice President last week returned from Turkey, where he was believed that he was receiving medical treatment. Dostum has supervised one of the largest militias in North (North Alliance) along with Ahmad Shah Masloud, which was considered Sher-e-Panjshir, who obtained a fearsome reputation in his fight against Taliban in the 1990s.
Heavy forces between the Taliban and the Afghan security forces in Kunduz on Saturdays killed at least 11 civilians and hurt 40, according to the director of health, Dr. Ehsanullah Fazli.
The struggle in the long-term conflict of Afghanistan began to intensify in May when the United States and other foreign forces began the final stage of a retreat, which will be completed before September 11.
The Taliban already control large portions of the field and are now challenging Afghan government forces in several large cities.
Meanwhile, 572 Taliban terrorists, including three Pakistani citizens affiliated with Al-Qaeda, were killed in air strikes conducted by Afghan Air Force on the outskirts of the Azules, the provincial center of Helmand, on Sunday.
On Friday, too, up to 30 Pakistani citizens, who were members of Al-Qaeda, were murdered in air strikes on Taliban objectives in Helmand province.
These air strikes come a day after the Afghan Ambassador to the UN, said Friday that Afghanistan is prepared to provide the United Nations Security Council with material evidence in support of its affirmation that Pakistan guarantees a supply chain to the Taliban .
The United States has sent its B-52 bombers and special firearms to Afghanistan to stop the progress of the Taliban insurgents. According to times in the United Kingdom, the bombers are flying to Afghanistan from an airbar in Qatar, hitting goals around Kandahar, Herat and Lashkar Gah.