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The Earth Times Online Newspaper (Free subscription) | 26/11/2008
... in Nad Ali district of southern Helmand province on Tuesday night, killing five police personnel, Daoud Ahmadi, spokesman for the provincial governor said. Ahmadi said that some of the police forces in the post had links with Taliban and they had killed their comrades before fleeing the area along with attackers. Meanwhile, the combined forces targeted a senior Taliban commander...
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The Earth Times Online Newspaper (Free subscription) | 26/11/2008
... in Nad Ali district of southern Helmand province on Tuesday night, killing five police personnel, Daoud Ahmadi, spokesman for the provincial governor said. Ahmadi said that some of the police forces in the post had links with Taliban and they had killed their comrades before fleeing the area along with attackers. Meanwhile, the combined forces targeted a senior Taliban commander...
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Flopping Aces (Free subscription) | 27/10/2008
... But they were not letting me talk. They put the AK-47 in my mouth and they were punching me.” Daoud Ahmadi, spokesman for Helmand’s governor, blamed Taliban fighters for the attack, saying the militants often kill innocent Afghans. “This guy Ghulam was just a normal man, a farmer,” Ahmadi said. “I don’t know what kind of heart these killers have.” But Taliban spokesman Qari...
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Jihad Watch (Free subscription) | 27/10/2008
... his mouth and gouged out his eyes with a knife in the presence of his wife and seven children.... Daoud Ahmadi, the spokesman for Helmand's governor, blamed Taliban fighters for the attack, saying the militants often kill innocent Afghans. "This guy Ghulam was just a normal man, a farmer," Ahmadi said. "He didn't have any link with the government or NATO forces. He was a normal...
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News Beast (Free subscription) | 27/10/2008
... But they were not letting me talk. They put the AK-47 in my mouth and they were punching me."Daoud Ahmadi, the spokesman for Helmand's governor, blamed fighters for the attack, saying that the militants often kill innocent Afghans.Don't Miss "This guy Ghulam was just a normal man, a farmer," Ahmadi said. "He didn't have any link with the government or NATO forces. He was a...
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News Scotsman (Free subscription) | 27/10/2008
... But they were not letting me talk. They put the AK-47 in my mouth and they were punching me."Daoud Ahmadi, the spokesman for Helmand's governor, blamed Taleban fighters for the attack, saying that the militants often kill innocent Afghans.Ahmadi said: "Ghulam didn't have any link with the government or Nato forces. He was a normal man, but these killers took out his eyes in...
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Scotsman.com (Free subscription) | 27/10/2008
... But they were not letting me talk. They put the AK-47 in my mouth and they were punching me."Daoud Ahmadi, the spokesman for Helmand's governor, blamed Taleban fighters for the attack, saying that the militants often kill innocent Afghans.Ahmadi said: "Ghulam didn't have any link with the government or Nato forces. He was a normal man, but these killers took out his eyes in...
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Boston Globe (Free subscription) | 26/10/2008
... But they were not letting me talk. They put the AK-47 in my mouth and they were punching me."Daoud Ahmadi, spokesman for Helmand's governor, blamed Taliban fighters for the attack, saying the militants often kill innocent Afghans."This guy Ghulam was just a normal man, a farmer," Ahmadi said. "I don't know what kind of heart these killers have."But Taliban spokesman Qari Yousef...
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The Earth Times Online Newspaper (Free subscription) | 20/10/2008
Kabul - NATO and Afghan forces killed more than 60 Taliban militants in country's southern region in separate clashes, officials said Monday. In the latest attack, Afghan and NATO forces killed 34 Taliban militants in volatile southern Helmand province on Sunday night, Daoud Ahmadi, spokesman for the provincial governor said. He said several weapons, vehicles and motorbikes used by the...
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The Earth Times Online Newspaper (Free subscription) | 20/10/2008
Kabul - NATO and Afghan forces killed more than 60 Taliban militants in country's southern region in separate clashes, officials said Monday. In the latest attack, Afghan and NATO forces killed 34 Taliban militants in volatile southern Helmand province on Sunday night, Daoud Ahmadi, spokesman for the provincial governor said. He said several weapons, vehicles and motorbikes used by the...
