Afghanistan: 10 Taliban Fighers Ambushed, 12 Others Wounded By NRF In Panjshir Valley

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In the brave connection to the Taliban, the national resistance forces in front of Afghanistan (NRFA) ambushed 10 Taliban militants and injured 12 others in Panjshir Province. The republic knows that Taliban fighters attack the position of NRFA forces in the Hesarak Panjshir area. However, before reaching the target, they faced an ambush of a resistance guerrilla near the Hesarak base.

The conflict starts on April 1, during the day and is said to be ongoing, according to the source. The death toll of Taliban fighters was reported to increase. Meanwhile, there were no victims reported among the national resistance fighters in front of Afghanistan.

In February, it was reported that the Taliban had brought 5 helicopters to the Panjshir valley to launch an air strike against NRF and their hiding place in the Hindukush mountains. In response, the power of resistance activates their heavy weaponry at the peak of Hindukush, ‘ready for all kinds of responses’. In addition to sending his helicopter, it was also reported that 10,000 Taliban fighters had arrived at Panjshir, preparing to launch a major attack on the NRF army.

Although 7 months since the Taliban took over and the severe conditions of the Snow-Clad Valley, the northern alliance led by Ahmad Massoud and Amrullah Saleh’s acting vice president continued to provide a difficult resistance to the Taliban, which resulted in several military victims.

On February 21, NRF tracked one of the Taliban helicopters in the regency district. One of the Front Resistance commanders claimed that at least 23 Taliban fighters were killed in Panjshir during an ambush. Last month, a NRF fighters shared a video message for Taliban leaders who stretched them as ‘puppets’, and confirmed that militant groups would be defeated immediately.