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Terrorists kill 14 soldiers, take 21 captive in Afghanistan's Herat province; authorities blame Taliban

Agence France-Presse • December 7, 2018, 14:27:14 IST
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No group has taken responsibility for the assault, but authorities blame the Taliban, who are active in the area and have been targeting Afghan security forces throughout the country in deadly attacks every day

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Terrorists kill 14 soldiers, take 21 captive in Afghanistan's Herat province; authorities blame Taliban

Kabul: An Afghan official says the Taliban have killed 14 Afghan soldiers and taken another 21 captive in an overnight attack in the country’s western Herat province. [caption id=“attachment_5296951” align=“alignleft” width=“380”] ![A member of the Afghan security forces in Kabul. File image. Reuters](https://images.firstpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/afghanistan-380.jpg) A member of the Afghan security forces in Kabul. File image. Reuters[/caption] Herat provincial council member Najibullah Mohebi says attackers besieged two army outposts late on Thursday in Herat’s Shindand district. He says the fighting lasted for six hours before reinforcements arrived and repulsed the insurgents early on Friday — but not before they captured 21 troops. However, the Defence Ministry’s spokesman, Ghafor Ahmad Jaweed, put the number of army dead and wounded at 10. The different accounts couldn’t immediately be reconciled. No group has taken responsibility for the assault, but authorities blame the Taliban, who are active in the area and have been targeting Afghan security forces throughout the country in deadly attacks every day.

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