Security & Incidents
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Sepahi Mihan Front Releases 20-Article Code of Conduct for Armed Conflict
Sepahi Mihan Front publishes a 20-article code of conduct for armed conflict, emphasizing human rights and adherence to international laws.
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Mortar Shell Explosion in Jalalabad Kills One Child, Injures Another
A mortar shell explosion in Jalalabad kills one child and injures another. Security officials warn locals to keep children away…
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Taliban Authorities Detain Second Suspect in Assassination of Badakhshan’s Intelligence and Culture Head
The Taliban police in Badakhshan have arrested the second suspect in the assassination of the region's intelligence and culture head,…
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Five Taliban Officials Killed in Clashes with Afghan Liberation Front in Badakhshan
Five Taliban officials killed and four wounded in clashes with Afghan Liberation Front in Badakhshan's Zibak district, with no casualties…
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Afghanistan National Resistance Front Attacks Taliban Post in Herat
The Afghanistan National Resistance Front attacked a Taliban post in Herat, killing one member and injuring three. Taliban has not…
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Head of Badakhshan Information and Culture Department Killed in Armed Attack
The head of Badakhshan's Information and Culture Department was killed in a shooting attack, highlighting ongoing security concerns in the…
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Afghanistan Liberation Front Responds to Taliban’s Threat of Renewed Suicide Attacks
The Afghanistan Liberation Front reacts to Taliban threats of renewed suicide attacks amid rising clashes in Badakhshan, condemning past attacks…
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242 Kilograms of Opium Seized in Paktika and Ghazni; Six Arrested
Taliban security forces seize 242 kg of opium in Paktika and Ghazni; six arrested while trafficking networks remain active despite…
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Taliban Administration Imposes Movement Restrictions on Residents of Panjshir Valley
Taliban impose strict movement restrictions on Panjshir residents after an attack on a checkpoint, accusing locals and limiting access to…
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Ravadari Labels Pakistan’s Attacks on Afghanistan as War Crimes
Ravadari reports Pakistan's military attacks in Afghanistan caused over 1,187 civilian casualties, property damage, and displacement, potentially constituting war crimes.