The Afghan national security forces have retaken control of Darqad district in northeastern Takhar province of Afghanistan three months after it fell to Taliban control. Operations to retake Darqad district was launched by the Afghan national security forces on Friday.
Ministry of Interior (MoI) spokesman Sediq Sediqi said at least 20 Taliban militants have been killed during the operations so far.
Sediqi further added that numerous Taliban militants were also arrested by the national security forces as clearing operations firmly continue in parts of Darqad district.
This comes as the Ministry of Interior (MoI) said Saturday least 17 Taliban militants have been killed so far as several parts of Darqad has been cleared since the opertion was launched on Friday.
MoI further added that the Taliban group’s shadow district governor for Khwajah Bahauddin was also among those killed during the operations.
Takhar is among the relatively volatile provinces in northeastern Afghanistan where anti-government armed militants are actively operating in a number of its remote districts.
Takhar is surrounded by two relatively volatile provinces, Badakhshan in the east and Kunduz in the west where Taliban militants are actively operating and frequently carry out insurgency activities in their various districts.
Ministry of Interior (MoI) spokesman Sediq Sediqi said at least 20 Taliban militants have been killed during the operations so far.
Sediqi further added that numerous Taliban militants were also arrested by the national security forces as clearing operations firmly continue in parts of Darqad district.
This comes as the Ministry of Interior (MoI) said Saturday least 17 Taliban militants have been killed so far as several parts of Darqad has been cleared since the opertion was launched on Friday.
MoI further added that the Taliban group’s shadow district governor for Khwajah Bahauddin was also among those killed during the operations.
Takhar is among the relatively volatile provinces in northeastern Afghanistan where anti-government armed militants are actively operating in a number of its remote districts.
Takhar is surrounded by two relatively volatile provinces, Badakhshan in the east and Kunduz in the west where Taliban militants are actively operating and frequently carry out insurgency activities in their various districts.

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