According to official data, the total number of Taliban members terminated during that operation has reached 15.
“Units of the Afghanistan army executed an operation sweeping Taliban terrorist group militants on Sunday morning and terminated 15 extremists, including Mawlawi Ibrahim Shiwani, who was considered in Taliban as deputy governor of the Farah Province,” the agency said, citing the words of the General.
Mop-up operations were also sustained in other districts in Farah’s, as well as in nearby districts.
The Taliban Islamic fundamentalist movement was founded in 1994 and ruled the country from 1996 to 2001. It’s spread throughout Afghanistan and regularly clashes with legitimate governmental forces, claiming the lives of thousands of civilians.
