ISIL Takfiri militants and the Taliban terrorist
movement have allegedly declared war against
each other in Afghanistan, a recent report says.
Afghan online newspaper Khaama Press made the
announcement on Monday, quoting a police chief
from the southern Helmand province as saying in
an interview with Radio Mashaal, a member of
Radio Free Europe in Pakistan.
During the interview, Nabi Jan Mullahkhil claimed
that he obtained evidence proving that the two
terrorist groups have entered into battle.
In January, ISIL’s leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi
referred to Afghan Taliban leader Mullah Omar as
a "fool and illiterate warlord" saying that over the
last two years ISIL had achieved much more than
the Taliban had over the past ten.
There are already some reports about the clashes
between Taliban and ISIL militants.
On February 21, 2015, ISIL militants replaced the
Taliban’s white flag with their own black flag in
the Afghanistan’s Charkh district in eastern Logar
province.
On Saturday, ISIL claimed responsibility for a
series of explosions in Afghanistan’s city of
Jalalabad in Nangarhar province that killed at
least 35 people and injured more than 100 others.
According to Ahmad Zia Abdulzai, a provincial
government spokesman, the explosion happened
outside the New Kabul Bank branch when
government employees and civilians were
collecting their monthly salaries.
He said another blast took place near the Da
Afghanistan Bank branch, just 60 meters away
from the first attack, followed by a third attack
which took place near a shrine in the city, in
which no one was injured.
Later on Saturday, Afghan President Ashraf Ghani
said, "Who claimed responsibility for horrific
attack in Nangarhar today? The Taliban did not
claim responsibility for the attack, ISIL claimed
responsibility for the attack.”
The Taliban terrorist group formed a government
in Kandahar in 1996 and ruled the country until
December 2001.
The United States and its allies invaded
Afghanistan in 2001 as part of Washington’s so-
called war on terror. The offensive removed the
Taliban from power, but insecurity remains across
the country.
The US-led combat mission in Afghanistan ended
on December 31, 2014. However, at least 13,500
foreign forces, mainly from the United States,
have remained in the country in what Washington
calls a support mission. NATO says the forces will
focus mainly on counterterrorism operations and
training Afghan soldiers and policemen.
The ISIL terrorist group controls parts of Syria
and Iraq, and has been carrying out horrific acts
of violence such as public decapitations and
crucifixions against all communities such as
Shias, Sunnis, Kurds and Christians.
SRK/NN/AS
http://www.presstv.ir/Detail/2015/04/20/407263/ISIL-vs-Taliban-in-Afghanistan

And ur enemies shall pick up arms and fight themselves... I think that's smwhere in d Bible #watching

Warfare subsidy . . . Baba God!

Lol @ these CIA actors

When will Nigerian version of this story take place?

idupaul:
Lol @ these CIA actors

I just came in to like your comment, that's all. When America is ready to stop this madness, they will

Prayers don dey work now. Put Confusion In Their Midst.

IdiAmin1:
I just came in to like your comment, that's all. When America is ready to stop this madness, they will

morning sir,this is habeeb olanrewaju ishola ,,,exam start in the next few days sir,i need you for GOD'S SAKE, throughout yesterday half my mind is thinking about a call from you or your sister

maybe one day we will have asari dokubo boys and boko boys face each other

May the both sides lose.