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Missiles Fired From Iran Into Afghanistan: Security Official
Wednesday, 07 November 2012 15:15
Last Updated on Wednesday, 07 November 2012 20:26
Written by TOLOnews.com
Afghan security officials in western Afghanistan are starting talks with their Iranian
counterparts on Wednesday after 12 missiles landed in Afghanistan from Iran in the
past two days.
An Afghan police official, who spoke to TOLOnews on condition of anonymity, said
that the 12 missiles landed in Nimroz province which borders with Iran.
"It's not clear that why they launched the missiles," he said, adding that they were
launched by the military.
"Afghan officials have started talks over the attacks with Iranian officials today," he said.
The missiles landed in the Chaharburjak district of Nimroz continuing until as recently
as Wednesday morning.
There was no information about any casualties, he said.
A call to the Afghan Ministry of Foreign Affairs was not replied to by the time of publication.
Wednesday, 07 November 2012 15:15
Last Updated on Wednesday, 07 November 2012 20:26
Written by TOLOnews.com
Afghan security officials in western Afghanistan are starting talks with their Iranian
counterparts on Wednesday after 12 missiles landed in Afghanistan from Iran in the
past two days.
An Afghan police official, who spoke to TOLOnews on condition of anonymity, said
that the 12 missiles landed in Nimroz province which borders with Iran.
"It's not clear that why they launched the missiles," he said, adding that they were
launched by the military.
"Afghan officials have started talks over the attacks with Iranian officials today," he said.
The missiles landed in the Chaharburjak district of Nimroz continuing until as recently
as Wednesday morning.
There was no information about any casualties, he said.
A call to the Afghan Ministry of Foreign Affairs was not replied to by the time of publication.
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