The operation took place overnight on July 12 in the Mohammad Agahi area
Afghan security forces have killed the spy leader of the Taliban (which is outlawed in Russia) movement , Kari Sagashi , according to a statement from the Afghan Interior Ministry , which was posted on its official website.
The operation took place overnight on July 12 in the Mohammad Agahi area of Logar province. Two Sangasi subordinates were arrested at the same time, the statement said.
In early July, the Taliban took control of parts of Afghanistan along the five-border border of Iran, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, China and Pakistan, following the announcement of the withdrawal of Western allied troops.
According to the new commander of the Afghan Armed Forces, General Walid Mohammad Ahmadzai, the Taliban’s priority is to defend the country’s key cities, border crossings and highways from the Taliban. According to the general, the Taliban commanders intend to first cut off the main highways through which goods move and then launch attacks on cities and regions.
