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Afghan Forces reclaim control over Kunduz’s Khan Abad District center, claim Taliban pushed back

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June 16, 2021
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Kabul: Afghan security forces retook the center of Khan Abad district in northern Kunduz province on Wednesday morning, the Ministry of Defense said in a statement on Wednesday.

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The clearing operation was launched by the security forces on Tuesday night and “this morning the forces retook the center of the district,” it said.

 

Fawad Aman, deputy spokesman for the Ministry of Defense, said: “Qari Hashem, a Taliban commander who was leading the war in the district, has been killed with his 30 fighters during the operation.”

 

The Taliban has not yet commented on the operation.

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The center of the district has repeatedly switched hands in close fighting over the past several days, according to sources.

 

Fawzia Yaftali, a member of the provincial council, said that at least five civilians were killed–including women and children–and 20 others, also including women and children, were wounded during the clashes in the district.

 

“The preliminary reports indicate that the civilians were killed and wounded in firing from Afghan air forces,” she said.

 

The Ministry of Defense has not yet commented on civilian casualties caused by the operation.

 

 

Courtesy TOLOnews

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