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Afghanistan War News Stories from NATO and Taliban Sides May 28, 2010 NATO airstrike kills 25 Taliban fighters in northern Afghanistan DPA, Sat, 29 May 2010 13:27:45 GMT Kunduz, Afghanistan - A NATO airstrike in northern Afghanistan killed 25 Taliban insurgents, including two of their commanders, an Afghan government official said Saturday. The air raid took place in Dana Ghori district in northern province of Baghlan on Friday night, Sayed Zamanuddin, the deputy provincial police chief said. "At least 25 Taliban were killed in the airstrike," he said, citing intelligence report provided to him from the area. He said two rebel commanders were also among those killed. Baghlan and neighboring Kunduz province are the main hub of activity for Taliban forces in the region. Afghan and NATO troops launched a major offensive in the two provinces earlier this month. The operation is aimed at driving the militants out of the region, which was relatively peaceful until three years ago. Separately, four insurgents were detained by police forces in Doshi and Khenjan districts of Baghlan on Friday night, Zamanudin said. Meanwhile, an Afghan child was injured during a clash between Taliban and NATO forces in Kunduz's Ali Abad district on Saturday morning, Mohammad Omar, the provincial governor said. He said there were casualties among the Taliban fighters, but could not provide any figures. No NATO soldier was killed in the firefight. Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid claimed that six German troops were killed when their fighters hit a military tank with rocket propelled grenade. German military sources in Kunduz confirmed the attack, but said there were no casualties on their side. There are around 4500 German troops based in northern Afghanistan, which includes Kunduz and Baghlan provinces. =================================The following is a news report issued by NATO on its ISAF website, without being independently verified. Afghan, International Troops Find, Destroy IED Factories 5/28/10 | ISAF Public Affairs Office KABUL, Afghanistan (May 28) - Afghan and international partners discovered and destroyed two
improvised explosive device (IED) factories in Kandahar Province
recently. The following are news stories reported on the pro-Taliban website (alemarah), without being independently verified. 6 killed, 2 wounded in clashes with Mujahideen in Blalkh Friday, 28 May 2010 18:40 Zabihullah Mujahid BALKH, May 28 - Mujahideen of the Islamic Emirate, in a clash with the domestic
soldiers of ANA lasting a bout five hours in Char Bolak district of
Balkh, killed 6 soldiers and wounded two more on Thursday (May 27) ,
whereas a Mujahid became martyr and another sustained injuries during
the fighting. Friday, 28 May 2010 08:15 Z. Mujahid Khust May 28. Mujahideen ambushed a joint mobile patrol of the Afghan surrogate police and soldiers at Chawni area, near the provincial center Gardez. The ambush continued for one hour during which Mujahideen killed 15 soldiers and destroyed a ranger pick-up. A Mujahid is reported to have been injured in the fighting. Friday, 28 May 2010 08:13 Z. Mujahid Khust May 28. Five surrogate soldiers lost their lives when their ranger pick-up hit a planted mine while passing a main road at Lakanu area. Five soldiers were killed in the blast. Similarly, Mujahideen attacked a police security outpost near Saikgai area, causing losses to the enemy but the details are not available.
Enemy Logistical Convoy Came Under Attack Paktya May 27. Mujahideen in Ahmad Khel district, Paktya province, ambushed a logistical convoy of the foreign invading forces, near Shawat, on the main road which leads to the district headquarter. According to the report, Mujahideen set fire to a long vehicle packed with logistics, in addition to inflicting losses on the enemy. US troops sustain deadliest losses in Marjah amid operation al-Fat'h Saturday, 29 May 2010 00:16 Qari Yousuf Ahmadi HELMAND, May 28 - The US (troops) along with their minion domestic army have suffered fatal losses and damages at the hands of Mujahideen of the Islamic Emirate in the different parts of the district of Marjah, Helmand through much of Friday, May 28, 2010. Jahadic officials report from the area a blast in the morning hours of the day killed 2 American soldiers and wounded another two in Marjah. Likewise, as many as 7 American marines took losses of life and
injuries in a face-to-face fighting with Mujahideen most at the
same time elsewhere in Marjah. Also on Friday, about five American soldiers of a large number of Us troops who had been dropped into Marjah by helicopters to carry out operation in the area, according to the enemy themselves, got killed and two others wounded in fighting with Mujahideen whose corpses were later airlifted by the helicopter from the area. In another news from Marjah, one American marine was killed with three more hurt as they came under an attack from Mujahideen while the soldiers were walking to their nearby base elsewhere in Marjah; however, a Mujahid, too, got hurt in the fighting, in the morning hours of the day. Meantime, a US tank got struck by an IED blast in the same area, killing all the US soldiers, about half an hour after the incident took place. British troops sustain deadliest losses in Helmand Saturday, 29 May 2010 00:15 Qari Yousuf Ahmadi HELMAND, May 28 - At least 7 Britons took losses of life and injuries early Friday evening as a powerful blast ripped through their foot patrol in Sangin district of Helmand. Minutes later the after the incident happened, another blast elsewhere in this district killed two Britons and wounded another two on Friday. Mujahideen missiles hit US military base in Kunar Saturday, 29 May 2010 00:14 Zabihullah Mujahid KUNAR, May 28 - More than seven missile landed inside a US military base in Asmar
district of Kunar, hitting the target and causing the American
troops losses of life and casualties besides heavy damages on Friday
afternoon (May 28), but there are no further report on the death and
casualty toll yet. Saturday, 29 May 2010 00:14 Zabihullah Mujahid KAPISA, May 28 - At least three French soldiers were killed and five more wounded in a three-hour long fighting with the Mujahideen on Friday afternoon (May 28) , in which the French troops were pushed back after they suffered deadly losses in Tagab district of Kapisa. A Mujahid is reported to have been martyred, while the French use of
heavy arms caused civilian casualties and damages. Saturday, 29 May 2010 00:12 Qari Yousuf Ahmadi HELMAND, May 28 - On later Friday (May 28), a blast in Nad Ali district of Helmand
targeted a US tank, damaging the tank and killing or wounding all the
soldiers in it. Zabihullah Mujahid NOORISTAN, May 29 - The recent news from Nooristan says Mujahideen of the Islamic Emirate, in the wake of operation al-Fath ( The Conquest), seized complete control of the district of Bargamtal, Nooristan on Saturday, May 2010. Zabihullah Mujahid, the spokesman of Islamic Emirate, in a telephonic conversation told al-Emarah website that Mujahideen of the Islamic Emirate gained total control of Bargamtal district, a mountainous region and strategically very important regarding location-wise, which has been under Mujahideen siege over the last few days and where there all the enemy's military posts have been captured and overrun sealing off all the escape routes out of this district. Mujahideen after facing a slight resistance has conquered the district during the large scale operation which has been ongoing for the past few days and have raised their white flag which is a sign of Islamic purity and solidarity in the area. Zabihullah Mujahid adds that as many as 28 soldiers have been killed
and 21 captured with three of the enemy military vehicles captured and
two destroyed; besides, Mujahideen seized a sizable number of weapons
including heavy and small arms with a large amount of ammo. Heavy fighting ongoing in Nooristan Friday, 28 May 2010 19:43 Zabihullah Mujahid NOORISTAN, May 28 - As the major countrywide operation al-Fath is successfully in progress, the US-NATO and their local minion army continue to take deadliest losses and severest damages across the country. There have been fighting between the enemy and Mujahideen of the Islamic Emirate near the district center of Bargamtal and surrounding areas over the past four days, in which the military posts of the enemy have been overrun and the government buildings have been badly damaged with 9 soldiers killed. The enemy's security belt has been broken through and the fighting
has reached a decisive point, where the Mujahideen have approached the
center and captured four military posts blocking off all the
routes to the district center. Z. Mujahid Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Khust, May 27. Mujahideen of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan in Khust province, launched a comprehensive assault against the district headquarter of Musa Khel, located to the northeast of the Khust provincial center . Mujahieen attacked the district center from four sides, using heavy and light weapons. 29 05 10
Mujahideen Destroyed Five Armored Vehicles of the Invaders in Paktya
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