Afghan forces kill 50 militants, recapture 10 villages in northern province
Taliban
KUNDUZ - Muslimchronicle
Up to 50 militants have been confirmed dead and 30 others injured as the Afghan forces wrapped up crackdown against Taliban fighters in northern Kunduz province, an army spokesman in the northern region said Monday.
The security forces, according to spokesman Ghulam Hazrat Karimi, launched cleanup operations against Taliban fighters in Char Dara district one week ago which concluded on Sunday night after liberating 10 villages and inflicting huge casualties to the Taliban group.
According to Karimi, 20 more militants were captured during the seven-day operations.
Only three security personnel have sustianed injuries over the past seven days of fighting, he said.
However, the spokesman admitted that more than 2,000 families have been displaced by the conflict.
Taliban militants are yet to make comment on the report.
source: Xinhua
- Wednesday ,20 December GMT 12:31 2017 7 police, 15 militants killed in northern Afghan checkpoint attack
GMT 12:31 2017 Wednesday ,20 December
7 police, 15 militants killed in northern Afghan checkpoint attackGMT 15:49 2017 Wednesday ,19 July
55 militants, 5 police killed in Afghan battlesGMT 14:44 2017 Thursday ,13 July
4 insurgents killed in clashes in northern AfghanistanGMT 17:15 2017 Monday ,17 April
Army general killed in Nourth Afghan attackGMT 10:30 2017 Sunday ,05 March
7 police killed in North Afghan attack
In The Swiss Alps
Five things to know about Davos
Davos - Muslimchronicle
With the World Economic Forum kicking off in earnest on Tuesday, AFP presents a guide to the week-long event in the Swiss Alps. - WHAT IS ‘DAVOS‘? - Davos is shorthand forfighting hate speech
Instagram, Google+ join EU group
Brussels - Muslimchronicle
Facebook's Instagram and the Google+ social network have agreed to join an EU-sponsored group of US internet giants to combat online extremism, EU officials said Friday. EU officials added that
At Sports Court
Russians challenge doping ban
Geneva - Muslimchronicle
Dozens of Russian athletes banned by the International Olympic Committee for life over doping began an appeal against their suspension on Monday at the world's top sports court. The week-long hearing at the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) includesIn New Aid For War-Torn Yemen
Saudi-led coalition announces $1.5bn
Sanaa - Muslimchronicle
The Saudi-led coalition fighting in Yemen has pledged $1.5bn (£1.1bn) in new humanitarian aid for the country. It will also increase the capacities of Yemeni ports to receive aid and cargo shipments, and set up 17 "safe-passage corridors" for humanitarian groups. ThreeParis show pays homage
To 'eternal style' of late Alaia
Paris - Muslimchronicle
Two months after legendary designer Azzedine Alaia's sudden death plunged the fashion world into mourning, an exhibition in homage to the "King of Cling" opened Monday in his studios in Paris. The Tunisian-born designer, renowned for the way his clothes hugged the body, died suddenly in November aged 82, reportedly of heart failure after falling down the stairs at his home. The diminutive maverick, who ignored fashion week convention by showing when and where he wanted, in July produced his first couture collection in six years to rapturous reviews. Now some of his most iconic dresses are going on display in the glass-roofed gallery next to his studio and home in the Marais district where he used to show his creations. It includes the dress worn by supermodel Naomi Campbell, his longtime friend and muse, when she led his
GMT 08:26 2018 Tuesday ,23 January
Five things to know about Davos
GMT 09:27 2017 Tuesday ,26 September
No regrets over Trump 'bum' jibe
GMT 13:23 2018 Wednesday ,03 January
Egypt and Sudan — from brothers to adversaries
GMT 20:45 2017 Saturday ,05 August
Karim Kojak happy for reaction to “The Shock”
GMT 12:53 2017 Saturday ,21 January
Chelsea won't dwell on Costa trouble, Spurs plan City misery
GMT 13:15 2017 Sunday ,22 January
Galfar incurs OMR5.78m loss
GMT 14:02 2017 Thursday ,02 February
Apple tops Samsung by smartphone sales amid Note 7 recall
GMT 08:16 2018 Monday ,22 January
Trump lashes out ahead of vote to end shutdown
GMT 06:48 2018 Tuesday ,16 January
Pope voices nuclear war concerns at outset
GMT 13:12 2017 Tuesday ,28 March
Chinese stocks decline on liquidity concerns
GMT 06:48 2016 Wednesday ,02 November
Bulls gore Nets to remain unbeaten
GMT 22:47 2017 Thursday ,06 July
Melissa happy for reactions to her new video clip
GMT 00:29 2017 Friday ,03 February
Embattled Egyptian NGOs face barrage of electronic espionage
GMT 14:07 2017 Saturday ,25 March
Princess Lalla Meryem, French Pres. Inaugurate Moroccan Pavilion at Paris Book Fair
GMT 08:35 2016 Thursday ,17 March
Western Stormers line up ACT Brumbies in Super Rugby clash
GMT 18:26 2017 Thursday ,28 December
Arab Coalition supports Yemen’s army to eliminate Houthi
GMT 12:59 2017 Monday ,17 July
BBC television unveils first female 'Doctor Who'
GMT 13:37 2017 Monday ,12 June
London Fashion Week Men’s celebrates
GMT 07:55 2015 Monday ,03 August
Drea de Matteo of 'The Sopranos' engaged to Michael Devin
GMT 19:25 2014 Tuesday ,21 October
18 phrases use to get people to trust them
GMT 08:26 2017 Tuesday ,12 September
Saudi Arabia foils Daesh plot targeting defense ministry
GMT 12:18 2017 Friday ,22 December
Yara denies presenting new talk show
GMT 19:30 2017 Friday ,01 December
'Very senior' Trump transition official directed Flynn's Russia contacts
GMT 20:37 2016 Monday ,03 October
Putin to discuss EEU with Kazakhstan's Nazarbayev in October 4 visit
GMT 13:37 2017 Monday ,27 November
Royal Guard commander receives Sand Hurst commandant
GMT 06:59 2017 Monday ,18 December
Brazilian star Kaka announces retirement
GMT 20:58 2017 Sunday ,03 December
Despite Greek shelter, Yazidis struggle to integrate
GMT 16:25 2017 Monday ,31 July
Daesh claims attack on Iraq embassy in Kabul
Maintained and developed by Arabs Today Group SAL.
All rights reserved to Arab Today Media Group 2025 ©
Maintained and developed by Arabs Today Group SAL.
All rights reserved to Arab Today Media Group 2025 ©
