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These IS fags can never ever invade Pakistan. We will not allow it.

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Amrullah Saleh: ISIS in Afghanistan “Psychological Warfare”
By ZABIHULLAH MOOSAKHAIL - Wed Apr 15 2015, 3:37 pm
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Amrullah SalehThe former head of the National Directorate of Security (NDS) – Afghanistan’s intelligence agency – Amrullah Saleh says that Islamic State is not a reality and it is “psychological warfare”.
Amrullah Saleh has told Radio Free Afghanistan that whatever ISIS is doing Iraq and Syria, Taliban are doing that in Afghanistan.
“In reality, Daesh (the Arabic name for IS) will not be able to gain influence or spread roots here, because whatever Daesh has been doing in Iraq and Syria, the Taliban have been doing the same in Afghanistan for the past 20 years. The only difference is that the Taliban never executed their prisoners in orange jumpsuits.”
Another reason Amrullah Saleh has given is that most of ISIS leaders are Arabs who are in Iraq and Syria and therefore they won’t be able to recruit many people in Afghanistan
“Another reason that Daesh won’t be able to establish a firm footing here is that it is a Salafi or Wahhabi organization, most of whose leaders are Arab. Their leaders are in Iraq and Syria, and they are not able to attract and recruit many Afghans.”
Amrullah Saleh has said that ISIS is rejected by the people of Afghanistan.
“To date, Afghanistan’s people have rejected the violent [IS] movement”.
ISIS controls large swathes of land in Iraq and Syria where they have carried out atrocities. Taliban leadership has also ordered fighters not to let ISIS operate in Afghanistan.

http://www.khaama.com/amrullah-saleh-isis-in-afghanistan-psychological-warfare-3179/

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I don't know who I hate more, ISIS or Afghani namak haram parasites.

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Afghanistan could face war with ISIS (Daesh), Ismail Khan says
By MIRWAIS ADEEL - Wed Apr 15 2015, 11:58 am
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ISIS in AfghanistanThe former Afghan Minister of Energy and Water and one of the most powerful warlords, Ismail Khan, has warned that Afghanistan could face a war with the terrorists of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) if the current situation persists without any improvement.
In an interview with the Associated Press, Khan insisted that the government should ot resolve internal differences and improve the security situation in a bid to thwart the threat by the terrorist group.
Khan further added that the supporters of the ISIS terrorist group are growing because of the government’s divisions.
“The differences that exist in the national unity government . are helping to boost the enemies’ morale, the morale of Daesh and the Taliban,” Khan told the AP, using an acronym for the Islamic State group. “This has made people really very worried.”
The remarks by Khan comes as President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani acknowledged for the first time last month that the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) terrorist group was gaining influence in Afghanistan.
Speaking during a press briefing ahead of his visit to United States, President Ghani said “Daesh’s characteristic is that it is man-eating. It swallows its competitors.”
“Here, it is not physical presence of people from Syria or Iraq. It is the network effect,” President Ghani added.
The Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan (IMU) militant group also released a video late last month which purportedly shows the beheading of an Afghan soldier while the group pledges allegiance to the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) terrorist group.
The group is actively operating in northern provinces of Afghanistan and was previously operating under the shadow of the Taliban group.
In the meantime, a video emerged online earlier this month which is believed to be the first ISIS video with the group’s flag in Afghanistan, reportedly filmed in a valley not far to the south of Kabul.

http://www.khaama.com/afghanistan-could-face-war-with-isis-daesh-ismail-khan-says-9385/

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ISIS, Taliban announced Jihad against each other
By KHAAMA PRESS - Mon Apr 20 2015, 4:30 pm
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ISIS (2)Mashaal Radio has published a report stating that Daesh and Taliban group have announced Jihad against each other.
Nabi Jan Mullahkhil, police chief of southern Helmand province has told Mashaal Radio during an interview that he has received documents in which both the terrorist groups have announced Jihad against each other.
Mashaal Radio which is related to Azadi Radio quotes Mullahkhil as saying when the matter of peace talks between government and Taliban comes into discussion some intelligence agencies make new groups to keep the war ongoing in Afghanistan.
Reports of minor clashes between the fighters of Taliban group and the newly emerged Daesh have published in the past.
Both groups oppose each other.
Abdu Bakar Al-Baghdadi, the leader of ISIS has called Taliban leader Mullah Mohammad Omar “a fool and illiterate warlord”.
Al-Baghdadi has said that Mullah Omar does not deserve a spiritual or political credibility. While on the other hand Taliban fighters have been ordered by their leaders not to let Daesh flag raise in Afghanistan.

http://www.khaama.com/isis-taliban-announced-jihad-against-each-other-3206

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ISIS promotes training camp in Logar province of Afghanistan
By MIRWAIS ADEEL - Wed Apr 29 2015, 12:31 pm
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The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria – ISIS’s Khorasan Province has promoted a training camp in central Logar province of Afghanistan, located 60 km south of capital Kabul.
The training camp has been named after the Taliban commander – Ustad Yasir who was killed in 2012 in an internecine dispute.
A set of photographs which purportedly shows the group conducting training has been published online by a Pakistani reporter Saleem Mehsud.
According to the Long War Journal newspaper quoting Mehsud the images were email to him by the group and were published online on 18th April.
The images shows a group of 14 militants along with pickup truck with a heavy machine gun mounted on the back moving through a creek.
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The authenticity of the phonographs has not been ascertained as the Afghan officials have not commented regarding the report and photos yet.
The Sa’ad bin Abi Waqas Front has been reportedly running the training camp led by Sa’ad Emarati, a former commander in the Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan who defected to the Islamic State’s Khorasan Province last year along with other disaffected Taliban commanders from Afghanistan and Iraq.
The group was named after Sa’ad bin Abi Waqas, an al Qaeda emir in Kunar province who was killed by the US military in an airstrike on April 14, 2011.
The latest report suggesting establishment of training camp by ISIS in Logar province comes as President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani acknowledged for the first time last month that the terrorist group was gaining influence in the country.
Speaking during a press briefing ahead of his visit to United States, President Ghani said “Daesh’s characteristic is that it is man-eating. It swallows its competitors.”
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“Here, it is not physical presence of people from Syria or Iraq. It is the network effect,” President Ghani added.
This comes as a video emerged earlier this month which purportedly shows militants loyal to the terror group operating in a valley not far to the south of Kabul.
The video published by CNN shows a group of masked gunmen who are covering their faces like the ones in Iraq and Syria while holding flag of ISIS in their hands.
The militants are saying that they are recruiting fighters for ISIS and are in constant contact with ISIS commanders in Iraq and Syria.
“He called us, saying: ‘the IS people have come to Afghanistan — let’s join them.’ Then we joined them and pledged allegiance to them,” one of the militants appearing in the video says.

http://www.khaama.com/isis-promotes-training-camp-in-logar-province-of-afghanistan-9403/

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ISIS wants access to Afghanistan’s opium and drugs, says Atmar
By MIRWAIS ADEEL - Tue May 05 2015, 5:23 pm
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ISIS in AfghanistanThe Afghan national security advisor Hanif Atmar has said the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) terrorist group is looking to have access to drugs market by starting operations in Afghanistan.
Speaking to lawmakers in the upper house of the parliament – Meshrano Jirga on Tuesday, Atmar, said the terror group wants to finance the group’s activities by having access to drugs market.
Atmar also warned that the terror group wants to expand its operations not only in Afghanistan but the whole region and wants infiltrate in Central Asian countries.
According to Atmar, the ISIS group is led by a Pakistani militant and the group recognizes no boundries since they have already declared the regional countries in their map as Khurasan province.
He insisted that all force must be used to fight the terror group and said the government of Afghanistan prepared a strategy two months ago where the group’s local commander was killed following an operation in Helmand province.
The remarks by Atmar comes as the group has started promoting a training camp in central Logar province of Afghanistan, located 60 km south of capital Kabul.
The training camp has been named after the Taliban commander – Ustad Yasir who was killed in 2012 in an internecine dispute.
A set of photographs which purportedly shows the group conducting training has been published online by a Pakistani reporter Saleem Mehsud.
President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani acknowledged for the first time last month that the terrorist group was gaining influence in the country.
Speaking during a press briefing ahead of his visit to United States, President Ghani said “Daesh’s characteristic is that it is man-eating. It swallows its competitors.”
“Here, it is not physical presence of people from Syria or Iraq. It is the network effect,” President Ghani added.

http://www.khaama.com/isis-wants-access-to-afghanistans-opium-and-drugs-says-atmar-1071/

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First Afghan woman taken to Syria by ISIS through online recruitment
By MIRWAIS ADEEL - Sat May 09 2015, 9:28 pm
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afghan woman recruited by isisThe Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) terrorist group has taken the first Afghan woman to Syria by recruiting her through Australian by internet.
During an interview with the a delegation of Western journalists and media opinion leaders in ARG Presidential Palace, President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani once again expressed concerns regarding the emerging threat of the terror group in the region.
President Ghani called the terror group an “internet phenomenon” and said the group does not need a physical presence.
“The first recruit, an Afghan woman was taken to Syria, was recruited thorough Australia by the internet. All analysts, the Centcom, has a commission that did the best open source studies on Daesh,” he said.
Ghani further added “I have read every word of it. And of course there are two schools of thought, one is that this is an enduring phenomena, the other that is a flash.
But their pattern of organization is distinct, what I have argued is that based on the pattern that they have established, I see an emerging threat. I am not alone in this, the government of Iran is concerned about this, other governments are concerned, but we do not want to await the dramatic actions that have characterized them, their mode of operation is to eat their competitors.”
The remarks by President Ghani comes the national security advisor Hanif Atmar said last week that the terror group is looking to have access to drugs market by starting operations in Afghanistan.
Atmar also warned that the terror group wants to expand its operations not only in Afghanistan but the whole region and wants infiltrate in Central Asian countries.
This also comes as the group has started promoting a training camp in central Logar province of Afghanistan, located 60 km south of capital Kabul.
The training camp has been named after the Taliban commander – Ustad Yasir who was killed in 2012 in an internecine dispute and was revealed after a set of photographs which purportedly shows the group conducting training was published online by a Pakistani reporter Saleem Mehsud.
President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani acknowledged for the first time last month that the terrorist group was gaining influence in the country.
Speaking during a press briefing ahead of his visit to United States, President Ghani said “Daesh’s characteristic is that it is man-eating. It swallows its competitors.”
“Here, it is not physical presence of people from Syria or Iraq. It is the network effect,” President Ghani added.

http://www.khaama.com/first-afghan-woman-taken-to-syria-by-isis-through-online-recruitment-1083/

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Daish, Taliban clashes left 3 Taliban commanders killed in Nangarhar
By KHAAMA PRESS - Sat May 16 2015, 4:01 pm
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ISIS (2)Fighters belonging to the militant groups of Daish and Taliban have clashed in eastern Nangarhar province.
Officials at the Ministry of Defense confirmed this afternoon that the fighting was still ongoing between the two sides in Nazyan and Dur Baba districts.
Three senior Taliban commanders have so far been killed in the clash and possible fatalities suffered to Daish is not yet announced.
Defense Ministry says that the Taliban commanders killed in these clashes are the Taliban shadow-governor for Dur Baba District, head of Taliban’s security commission for this District and Qari Manan who was commander of a group of Taliban in Nazyan District.
Daish or Taliban have not yet commented on the reports but both terrorist groups are against each other.

http://www.khaama.com/isis-taliban-clashes-left-3-taliban-commanders-killed-in-nangarhar-3367/

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Iran may consider to assist Afghanistan to fight ISIS terror group
By MIRWAIS ADEEL - Sat May 16 2015, 1:27 pm
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isis terrorist group afghanistanThe government of Iran may consider to assist the Afghan government in fight against ISIS terrorist group if Tehran receives a request from Kabul.
In an interview with the Afghanistan 1TV Channel, the Iranian ambassador to Afghanistan, Mohammad Reza Bahrami, said Iran is assisting the Iraqi government to fight ISIS group after receiving a request from Baghdad.
Bahrami said the terrorist group is a potential serious threat to Afghanistan and its neighboring countries.
He said the group could grow more strong in coming months and years to have a considerable strong presence in Afghanistan and even in the region.
The remarks by the Indian envoy comes as the Afghan national security advisor Hanif Atmar said earlier this month that the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) terrorist group is looking to have access to drugs market by starting operations in Afghanistan.
Atmar also warned that the terror group wants to expand its operations not only in Afghanistan but the whole region and wants infiltrate in Central Asian countries.
According to Atmar, the ISIS group is led by a Pakistani militant and the group recognizes no boundries since they have already declared the regional countries in their map as Khurasan province.
He insisted that all force must be used to fight the terror group and said the government of Afghanistan prepared a strategy two months ago where the group’s local commander was killed following an operation in Helmand province.
This also comes as President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani acknowledged for the first time last month that the terrorist group was gaining influence in the country.
Speaking during a press briefing ahead of his visit to United States, President Ghani said “Daesh’s characteristic is that it is man-eating. It swallows its competitors.”
“Here, it is not physical presence of people from Syria or Iraq. It is the network effect,” President Ghani added.

http://www.khaama.com/iran-may-consider-to-assist-afghanistan-to-fight-isis-terror-group-1107/

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ISIS actively recruiting in Afghanistan but not yet operational: Gen. Campbell
By MIRWAIS ADEEL - Sun May 24 2015, 9:09 am
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isis terrorist group afghanistanThe commander of the NATO-led Resolute Support (RS) mission Gen. John F Campbell said Saturday that the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) terrorist group is actively recruiting militants in Afghanistan.
Gen. Campbell further added that the terror group is not operational in the country yet and insisted that Afghans largely did not agree with the ideology of the terror group.
According to Gen. Campbell the Taliban fighters based in Afghanistan and Pakistan are attracted by the sophisticated social-media campaign of the terror group.
The remarks by Gen. Campbell comes as the Afghan national security advisor Hanif Atmar said earlier this month that the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) terrorist group is looking to have access to drugs market by starting operations in Afghanistan.
Atmar also warned that the terror group wants to expand its operations not only in Afghanistan but the whole region and wants infiltrate in Central Asian countries.
According to Atmar, the ISIS group is led by a Pakistani militant and the group recognizes no boundaries since they have already declared the regional countries in their map as Khurasan province.

http://www.khaama.com/isis-actively-recruiting-in-afghanistan-but-not-yet-operational-gen-campbell-9441/

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Daish-Taliban clash left at least 20 killed in Farah
By KHAAMA PRESS - Mon May 25 2015, 10:20 am
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FarahA clash between the fighters of the Islamic State or Daish and Taliban left 20 killed from both sides in western Farah province.
Hanif Razai, spokesman for Afghan National Army in Farah province says that gunmen belonging to Daish and Taliban are fighting in Sarkhash Mazar area of Khak-i-Safid District since last night.
He said more than a dozen fighters from Daish and about a dozen others from Taliban have been killed in the clash so far.
Razai added that 12 fighters from Daish including four women have been taken hostages by Taliban.
The militant groups have not yet commented on the report but they are against each other.
This is second clashes being reported between the two groups this month. The first report came on surface from Nazyan and Dur Baba districts of eastern Nangarhar province on May 16 leaving three Taliban commanders killed.
Ministry of Defense issuing a statement stated that the Taliban commanders killed comprised of Taliban shadow-governor for Dur Baba District, head of Taliban’s security commission for this District and Qari Manan who was commander of a group of Taliban in Nazyan District.

http://www.khaama.com/daish-taliban-clash-left-27-killed-in-farah-3363/

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Afghan Air Force target Taliban and ISIS hideouts in Farah, 16 killed
By MIRWAIS ADEEL - Sat May 30 2015, 2:05 pm
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Afghan Air ForceAt least sixteen militants affiliated with the Taliban group and Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) terrorist group were killed following a series of air raids by the Afghan Air Force in Farah.
According to the local government officials, the airstrikes were carried out on Friday close to Shindand district of Herat and Anar Dara district of Farah.
A spokesman for the Afghan National Army (ANA) in Farah, Hanif Rezaye, said the airstrikes were carried out based on plans which were already prepared.
He said militants hideouts in Sar Gazan, Gul Shotor, Dahan-e-Jamal Ghani and Dahan-e-Kashkanak areas.
Rezaye confirmed that 16 militants belonging to the Taliban group and ISIS were killed in the airstrikes and five of their vehicles were destroyed along with some weapons.
The airstrike was carried out amid reports that the ISIS affiliated militants were looking to create safe havens for them in Anar Dara district.
The anti-government armed militant groups have not commented regarding the report so far.

http://www.khaama.com/afghan-air-force-target-taliban-and-isis-hideouts-in-farah-16-killed-1149/

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Daesh, Taliban clash left five killed from both sides in Nangarhar
By KHAAMA PRESS - Sun May 31 2015, 10:49 am
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Nangarhar-PHQFive militants have been killed in a clash erupted between two rival armed groups in eastern Nangarhar province.
Mohammad Hassan Osmanzai, governor of Haska Mina District said that the clash erupted between the fighters of Taliban and affiliates of Daesh which left five insurgents from both sides killed and three others wounded in Nari Oba area on Saturday.
He said four of those killed were fighters of Taliban group and one another member of Daesh. Osmanzai added that three fighters of Daesh were also wounded in the clash.
No one on behalf of Taliban or Daesh has yet commented on the report but both groups are opposing each others.
Several clashes have been reported between the two sides in parts of the country including the same eastern province of Nangarhar and Farah province in the past.

http://www.khaama.com/daesh-taliban-clash-left-five-killed-from-both-sides-in-nangarhar-3407/

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this thread is so stupid, i can't even think of anything to say here.