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Taliban kill three ‘Daesh kidnappers’ in shootout

Taliban kill three ‘Daesh kidnappers’ in shootout

  • The clash erupted in Herat when the new Taliban government's fighters cornered the gang in a high-rise building
  • An interior ministry spokesman said the three Daesh-Khorasan members were involved in major kidnappings
By AFP ·
Taliban hang up bodies of alleged kidnappers in Afghan city

Taliban hang up bodies of alleged kidnappers in Afghan city

By Reuters ·
Iran asks Taliban to ensure safety of diplomats in Herat

Iran asks Taliban to ensure safety of diplomats in Herat

By Reuters ·
UN compound attacked in western Afghanistan, at least one guard killed

UN compound attacked in western Afghanistan, at least one guard killed

By Reuters ·
Special Ancient Afghan city awaits spot on UNESCO list

Ancient Afghan city awaits spot on UNESCO list

By Sayed Salahuddin ·
Car bomb kills at least 7, injures 53 in Afghan Herat province

Car bomb kills at least 7, injures 53 in Afghan Herat province

By Reuters ·
Special ‘Leaning tower of Herat’ worries Afghans and historians

‘Leaning tower of Herat’ worries Afghans and historians

By Sayed Salahuddin ·
Afghans return home in record numbers as Iran currency plunges photos

Afghans return home in record numbers as Iran currency plunges

By AFP ·
Russian pilot found alive 30 years after shot down in Afghanistan

Russian pilot found alive 30 years after shot down in Afghanistan

By AFP ·
Blast near mosque in western Afghan city of Herat

Blast near mosque in western Afghan city of Herat

By Reuters ·
Special Thousands of lives saved as Herat cleared of landmines

Thousands of lives saved as Herat cleared of landmines

By SYED SALAHUDDIN ·
Suicide bomber kills 29 worshippers in Afghan mosque

Suicide bomber kills 29 worshippers in Afghan mosque

By Amir Shah | AP ·

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