The United Front announced two attacks on Taliban intelligence members in Ghazni and Kandahar.

Hamoon Sun Sep 2026 2 weeks ago 191

This anti-Taliban group stated in its press release that the operation took place in the Qarabagh area and, by labeling the Taliban administration as "tyrannical," once again emphasized its belief that "victory is near." The Taliban has not yet issued an official response regarding this incident.


The United Front has also reported another attack in Kandahar, stating that its forces targeted a Taliban intelligence member in the Nosaji Bridge area of the Daman district last night. The front holds Taliban intelligence members responsible for the arrest, torture, and killing of citizens and has threatened to target them one by one.


The front is reporting these two attacks at a time when it had previously announced on September 10 that it had conducted 43 operations against the Taliban in 14 provinces of Afghanistan over the past month. According to the group, 74 Taliban members were killed and 35 others wounded in these attacks—claims that have not been confirmed by the Taliban.


The United Front of Afghanistan, led by Sami Sadat, a former commander of Afghanistan's special forces, began its military activities against the Taliban and other terrorist groups on August 1. This movement has so far released videos of its attacks in various provinces, including Kandahar, Helmand, Badghis, Ghor, Faryab, and Badakhshan, and has stated that its goal is to liberate Afghanistan from what it calls "oppressors, extremists, and ignoramuses."



The United Front of Afghanistan has announced that its forces killed a Taliban intelligence member during a targeted operation in the Qarabagh district of Ghazni province on the evening of Saturday, September 14. The front also released a video showing a targeted armed man falling in the darkness.

Hamoon Khamoosh

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