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Taliban Official Killed In Badghis, Claims NRF

Jul 15, 2024, 15:05 GMT+1

The National Resistance Front of Afghanistan (NRF) has announced that in an attack on the Badghis provincial building, the Taliban's finance and administrative head for the province was killed along with three of his companions.

The Taliban police command in Badghis and local residents have confirmed that the explosion was caused by a grenade.

However, the Taliban have stated that no one was harmed in the incident.

Local sources told Afghanistan International on Monday morning that they heard an explosion in Qala-e-Naw, the capital of Badghis.

Hours after the explosion, NRF, led by Ahmad Massoud, released a statement claiming responsibility for the incident.

The front claims that in their guerrilla attack, four Taliban members, including a local official, were killed and two other Taliban members were injured.

NRF also claimed that this was the second attack against the Taliban in Badghis province in the past 12 hours. They added that on Sunday night, their forces attacked the Taliban in the Bala Murghab district of the province, resulting in the deaths of two Taliban members and the injury of two others.

Independent sources and the Taliban have not yet confirmed the attack in Bala Murghab.

NRF stated that their forces were not harmed in these attacks.

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