KUNDUZ: The National Resistance Front (NRF) reported that its forces carried out an attack against Taliban positions in Kunduz province on Thursday evening, 20 Qaws 1404.
The operation targeted a Taliban checkpoint located in the Sixth Police District of Kunduz city. The attack took place late at night and led to the deaths of two Taliban members, and another was wounded.
Furthermore, the NRF stated that no casualties were sustained by its fighters during the operation.
It also focused on the fact that no civilians were harmed in the incident, noting that the attack was conducted with care to avoid damage to civilian areas and infrastructure. Moreover, Kunduz province, located in northern Afghanistan, has witnessed intermittent security incidents over recent years due to its strategic importance and geographic position.
The city of Kunduz has previously experienced clashes and attacks involving various armed groups, making it a focal point for ongoing security concerns in the region. In this regard, the National Resistance Front, which opposes Taliban rule, has claimed responsibility for a number of similar operations in different parts of the country.
The group says its activities are aimed at challenging Taliban control and asserting its presence in areas where it maintains operational capacity. Meanwhile, no further details have emerged regarding follow-up operations or arrests connected to the incident.
The situation in Kunduz remains under close observation, as residents and local stakeholders continue to express concern about safety and stability in the city.
