Afghan defense forces capture 10 Pakistani militia posts in Kandahar, spokesperson says
Mufti Enayatullah Khorazmi, spokesperson for the Ministry of National Defense, stated that clashes continue between the country's defense forces and Pakistani militias along the border in Kandahar province.
Khorazmi said the enemy has lost morale and is abandoning its positions one after another. He reported that Afghan forces have so far captured 10 Pakistani militia posts in Kandahar, along with equipment taken as spoils of war.
Additionally, Khorazmi added that forces captured a large armored post in Maiwand district of Kandahar province and completely destroyed one armored tank there.
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