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Drone strike kills 14 in Afghanistan
- Updated: October 15, 2017
Security officials mount ensure on a highway nearby a area where a US worker strike is reported to have taken place. PHOTO: ONLINE
Afghan officials contend that a US worker strike has killed 14 ISIS militants in a Kuner range of eastern Afghanistan.
The strike happened on Thursday afternoon.
“The worker had targeted a assembly of ISIS commanders who were formulation a militant attack,” orator for a provincial governor, Abdul Ghani Musamim, told a Associated Press.
The supervision of Afghanistan has no grave control over a partial of a nation where IS’s Afghan associate has been means to settle a presence.
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The US-led army were not immediately accessible for comment, though Dawlat Waziri, orator Afghanistan’s counterclaim ministry, has reliable a worker strike.
Conflicting reports are entrance out of a country, however, as a Kuner province’s MP Shahzada Shaheed pronounced that a victims of a worker strikes were not militants, though indeed trusting civilians.
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Drone strikes have strong underneath a new Trump administration, as a US looks to aim IS strongholds in a nation with atmosphere strikes and operations on a ground.
According to US officials, there are about 600-800 IS fighters in Afghanistan, many of them formed in Nangarhar.
The US army are also assisting Afghan army quarrel a Taliban rebellion in vast swathes of a country.
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