Islamic Emirate rejects Kabul regime’s press release Afghanistan, Apr. 10 – The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan reject the Kabul regime’s claims that 7 Mujahideen have been martyred and anther one wounded at hands of joint enemy in different parts of the country and that the enemy forces have captured a further 9 Mujahideen and the puppets and so-called IASF forces have launched as they put it “cleanup” operation in Kunduz, Frayab, Badakhshan, Helmand, Uruzgan, Wardag, Logar and Khost provinces. The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, hereby, does not confirm any of these claims and call all such claims as false and baseless. In the meantime, the enemy has always detained the ordinary and innocent civilians as part of their strategy either due to personal matters or on the basis of false information which they have later labeled as “capture of Mujahideen”. As against their claims, Mujahideen of the Islamic Emirate, over the last 24 hours, have carried out 33 successful operation in Helmand, Farah, Badghis, Herat, Kandahar, Nimroz, Kunar, Uruzgan, Logar, Ghazni, Nangarhar, Baghlan, Laghman, Panjshir, Dai Kandi, Sari Pul, Wardag, Parwan, Paktia, Nooristan province and other parts of the country involving the elimination of the several dozens of the invaders and their puppets besides the destruction of their armored tanks and ranger vehicles. Zabihullah Mujahid, the Islamic Emirate's spokesman
Martyr attack hits police headquarter; 21 including district police chief killed, 19 hurt HELMAND, Apr. 10 – A news report from Helmand province indicates that on Tuesday a group of martyrdom-seeking Mujahideen of Islamic Emirate stormed the district police headquarter in Musa Kala, Helmand province. Upon getting into the facility, the four heroic Mujahideen began opening fire on the enemy forces within the facility using heavy and light weapons in which several dozen of the enemy forces were reportedly killed and wounded including the district police chief, Abdul Wali Kokay who is believed to have been fatally wounded. Meantime, the reinforcements were called in by the enemies which were confronted with a powerful car bomb attack carried out by one of the Mujahids, killing and wounding a great many of the enemy forces, the report further says. According to recent report, Qari Yousuf, the Islamic Emirate's spokesman, through cell phone, said that as many as 21 policemen including the district police chief, Abul Wali Kokai were killed and more than 19 got wounded during the successful operation carried out by three martyr-seeking Mujahideen of the Islamic Emirate.
