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Government Forces Launch Counterattacks In Northern Afghanistan, As Kabul Officials Go To Doha For Talks With Taliban

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Government Forces Launch Counterattacks In Northern Afghanistan, As Kabul Officials Go To Doha For Talks With Taliban

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The Afghanistan government forces, supported by local militias headed by political leaders Turan Ismail Khan and Abdul Rashid Dostum, have launched counterattacks in the north of the country. Together they managed to recapture several areas from Taliban.

The forces of Abdul-Rashid Dostum, under command of his son, are reportedly active in the provinces of Sari-Pul, Badghis, Jowzjan, Faryab, Samangan and Kunduz. Local militias receive assistance from Turkey.

Turan Ismail Khan, mainly supported by Iran, is carrying out attacks in the province of Herat.

Government Forces Launch Counterattacks In Northern Afghanistan, As Kabul Officials Go To Doha For Talks With Taliban

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Meanwhile, Taliban militants continue their offensive in the Afghan province of Kandahar, seizing military checkpoints, weapons, equipment and key roads.

Taliban shared video from the residence of local governor.

At the same time, Afghan Ministry of defense shares footage of the recent air strikes that were carried out in the same district.

Amid the on-going clashes all over Afghanistan, Kabul officials are going to visit Doha for another round of negotiations with representatives of the Taliban.

On July 13, Tolo news reported that an 11-member team of Afghan politicians were expected to travel to Doha by the end of this week.

The delegation should reportedly include: Abdullah Abdullah, Hamid Karzai, Yunus Qanooni, Karim Khalili, Mohammad Mohaqiq, Salam Rahimi, Abdul Rashid Dostum, Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, Sayed Sadat Mansoor Naderi, Enayatullah Baligh and Fatima Gailani.

This comes as Abdullah Abdullah, the head of the High Council for National Reconciliation, and former president Hamid Karzai, said that Kabul expected important steps to be taken in the peace talks within the next few days.

The meeting will take place following the last week’s talks in Tehran.

“Some politicians, including former president Karzai’s close aide Abdul Karim Khurram, said the meeting was “highly constructive” during which the two sides shared recommendations with each other.” – Tolo news reported.

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