US EditionTaliban say security forces killed dozens of Tajiks, Pakistanis involved in attacks in Afghanistan
- Taliban's defense minister claimed that dozens of Tajiks and over 20 Pakistanis were killed by security forces in the past year, and many more were arrested. They called for neighboring countries to monitor their borders.
- The Taliban also stated that attacks by an Islamic State affiliate decreased by 90% in the past year. The group has targeted schools, hospitals, and Shia areas.
- Since taking power, the Taliban have restricted women's rights and education opportunities for girls.
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Tajiks, Pakistanis killed in yearlong Taliban sweep
ISLAMABAD — Security forces in Afghanistan killed a number of Tajik and Pakistani nationals and arrested several others involved in attacks against religious clerics, the public and mosques, a senior Taliban official said Sunday.
Tajiks, Pakistanis killed, arrested after attacks
ISLAMABAD — Security forces in Afghanistan killed a number of Tajik and Pakistani nationals and arrested several others involved in attacks against religious clerics, the public and mosques, a senior Taliban official said Sunday.
Tajiks, Pakistanis killed in yearlong Taliban sweep
ISLAMABAD — Security forces in Afghanistan killed a number of Tajik and Pakistani nationals and arrested several others involved in attacks against religious clerics, the public and mosques, a senior Taliban official said Sunday.
Tajiks, Pakistanis killed in yearlong Taliban sweep
ISLAMABAD — Security forces in Afghanistan killed a number of Tajik and Pakistani nationals and arrested several others involved in attacks against religious clerics, the public and mosques, a senior Taliban official said Sunday.
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