News from Al-Madinah: The Taliban announced, on Saturday, killed by six people from the Islamic State, as part of a security operation carried out by security forces belonging to their government during the night in the capital, Kabul.
The Taliban spokesman, Qari Youssef Ahmadi, added that the ISIS operatives who were killed in the raid that targeted their hideout, participated in two large attacks in recent weeks, one of them on a mosque in the city and the other on an educational institute and killed dozens of female students.
The attack on the Kaj Teaching Institute and the Minister of the Labra Khan Mosque was carried out by them, according to Ahmadi.
No one has claimed credit for the two strikes, but he verified that one member of the Taliban security forces was killed during the operation.
The Afghan branch of the ISIS known as the “Islamic State- Khorasan Province” is an enemy of the Taliban movement and government, and the members of the organization appeared for the first time in eastern Afghanistan in 2014 and later carried out attacks in other regions.
Kabul’s Islamic State must be destroyed
The Taliban declared in December of last year that it had defeated the Islamic State-Khorasan State in two of the country’s largest states and had launched a significant arrest campaign against the latter elements.
This came in the words of the “Taliban” spokesman, Zabihullah Mujahid, saying that the temporary Afghan government arrested more than 670 militants from the Islamic State, stressing that “there is no place for these terrorists in Afghanistan.
“In an interview with the “Anatolia” agency, Mujahid claimed that 25 bachelor of organisations had been destroyed in the Afghan capital of Kabul and the eastern Nangharhar region’s capital city of Jalalabad.
When he made that statement, “Afghanistan is no longer seriously threatened by ISIS. The little organisation was now being dismantled in Kabul and Jalalabad.
“Mujahid, who serves as the Taliban government in Afghanistan’s acting deputy minister of culture and information, accused the previous Ashraf Ghani administration of supporting the Islamic State in Kabul and Ninkerhar in order to use it against the Taliban.
After the “Taliban” seized control of Kabul in the middle of August 2021, the Islamic State carried out a number of attacks, including bombings in Shiite mosques in the southern Kandahar Governorate and north of Kandaz, which killed about 100 people and injured many more.
The Taliban spokesman at the time stated: “In the beginning, when we took Kabul (mid-August 2021), there was no security system or communications, and this encouraged ISIS to carry out strikes and target mosques and other areas to instil panic among citizens.
Mujahid pointed to the bloody bombing by the Islamic State in August 2021 near Hamid Karzai Airport in Kabul, in which at least 170 Afghans, including women and children, were killed, and more than 150 others were injured in the attack that targeted a crowd of people who wanted to leave the country After the “Taliban” control.
Arab 21.
The Taliban reports that six “state” participants in violent attacks have been killed.
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