Anti-terrorism Day

[Aria2013]

September 27th marked Anti-Terrorism Day in Afghanistan. Clearly terrorism affects all of us and continues to remain a threat, not only in Afghanistan but globally. Anti-terrorism day is an important reminder that we all have a common enemy and therefore must join together in the fight against this evil. While Afghan forces are taking control of security responsibility, they are also demonstrating great progress in combating terror activities across the country. Just recently, Afghan national security forces prevented two suicide attackers in Kabul and similarly in a recent operation they detained suspected insurgents and seized explosives, weapons, and other ordnance during several operations conducted across Afghanistan.

To read more:
Defense.gov News Article: Afghan Forces Detain Suspected Insurgents, Seize Explosives Twin suicide attacks foiled in capital Kabul - Khaama Press (KP) | Afghan Online Newspaper


Moving forward what challenges do you see ANSF is faced with in fighting terrorist activities in Afghanistan?

Aria2013
DET-CENTCOM

[MostafaM]

Terror comes from the Latin word of terrere.....to be afraid or to get frightened.

Bombs dropped by fighter jet pilots frighten people, too.
Soldiers, snipers, Marines and drone pilots do the same.

YOU DON´T OWN THE INTERPRETATIONAL SOUVEREIGNITY OVER THE WORD "TERRORISM", DEAR CENTCOM ROBOT!

YOU ARE A TERRORIST, TOO!

[Aria2013]

of course we don't and we are not robots.