Six killed, Taliban camp destroyed in airstrike in North Afghanistan

Six Taliban terrorists were killed and four others wounded after the Afghan Air Force (AAF) struck a Taliban camp in a remote area in the country's northern Balkh province, the military said on Tuesday.

Kabul [Afghanistan], November 24 (ANI/Xinhua): Six Taliban terrorists were killed and four others wounded after the Afghan Air Force (AAF) struck a Taliban camp in a remote area in the country's northern Balkh province, the military said on Tuesday. "The precise airstrike was conducted by AAF based on a confirmed intelligence report in Zari district at 12:45 pm Monday. The Taliban camp used as a control and command center was destroyed by the sortie," Army's Corps 209 Shaheen based in the region said in a statement.

The Afghan National Defence and Security Forces have been continuing cleanup operations across Afghanistan since early this year as daily violence and clashes remain in the country. They remain in control of most of Afghanistan's population centres and all of 34 provincial capitals, but Taliban terrorists control large portions of rural areas, staging coordinated large-scale attacks against Afghan cities and districts from time to time.

The terror group has not responded to the report so far. (ANI/Xinhua)

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