At least 19 presumed militants, between them five commanders, have been killed yesterday evening during clashes with security forces along pak-afghan border.
Reports it army press office (Ispr).
Sunday, 7 June, 2015
Afghanistan: Intense fighting under way as Afghan forces try to retake Yamgan district from talibans
Officials say “intense fighting” is under way in northeast Afghanistan as government forces attempt to retake a district overrun by Taliban militants.
Shah Waliullah Adeeb, the acting governor of Badakhshan Province, said on June 7 that more than 10 militants and four security personnel were killed in clashes around Badakhshan’s Yamgan district.
Thursday, 4 June, 2015
India: 20 Indian soldiers killed and several others injured in ambush by Manipur rebels
At least 20 Indian Army jawans were killed and several others were injured when suspected militants ambushed their convoy in Manipur’s Chandel district, an official said.
A team of 6 Dogra Regiment was on a routine road opening patrol.
Saturday, 30 May, 2015
Afghanistan: Afghan National Army airstrikes leave several Islamic State (IS) and Taliban fighters dead
At least 16 insurgents belonging to Taliban and Islamic State (IS) have been killed in air strikes in western Farah province, an official said on Saturday.
Mohammad Hanif Rezaee, a spokesman for the 207th Zafar Military Corps, told Pajhwok Afghan News that Afghan National Army (ANA) jets targeted Sargzan, Gulshtar, Dahna Jamal, Ghazi and Dahna Kashanak areas of Anardara district late Friday.
Friday, 29 May, 2015
Pakistan: Terrorists kill 20 people after kidnapping 35 passengers in Mastung
Terrorists disguised as security forces personnel killed 20 people after kidnapping 35 passengers from 2 coaches on Friday. The incident occurred near Khad Koch area of Mastung. The armed terrorists stopped 2 coaches bound for Karachi from Pasheen. The armed militants took the passengers into nearby hills. According to the District Coordination Officer (DCO) Mastung and security sources, the 15-20 armed militants dressed in security forces’ uniforms came in double cabin vehicles.