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| 22 авг 2010 11:48:28 |
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Хм, грандиозная бойня прошла в городе Sangin. Около 30 человек убито в ходе 12 часового боя с отрядом в 100 талибов. Талибы заявляют что вырезали весь отряд ЧОПа убив более 50 оккупантов и сожгли всю технику, отступив без потерь.
Taliban kill 30 security guards
KANDAHAR, Afghanistan (AFP) – Afghan police said Friday that 30 security guards had been killed in a clash with Taliban fighters and that another 15 had been wounded.
"The Taliban attacked and during the fighting, which lasted the whole day, 30 guards were killed, around 15 were injured and some others were taken by the Taliban," said the deputy police chief of southern province Helmand.
The clashes took place in Helmand's volatile Sangin district on Thursday, Kamaludin Sherzai told AFP.
Officials earlier said they believed that around 12 guards had been killed when the heavy gunbattles broke out between insurgents and guards working for a road construction company in Sangin.
Helmand provincial spokesman Daud Ahmadi said a dozen bodies were evacuated Friday to a hospital in the provincial capital of Lashkar Gah.
"We know that they were killed during yesterday's fighting with the Taliban. We don't know whether they are guards or workers," he said.
The Taliban claimed involvement in Thursday's attack.
"We launched an attack on the road construction company along the Sangin and Gereshk road," Zabihullah Mujahed, a rebel spokesman, said by telephone, referring to the region where authorities said the fighting took place.
"We took more than 30 checkposts along the road and killed more than 50 guards," he said, speaking from an undisclosed location.
The Taliban are known to exaggerate the impact of their operations.
Helmand, along with neighbouring Kandahar, is one of the most unstable regions of Afghanistan, where Taliban-linked insurgents have been fighting the Kabul government for almost nine years.
The United States and NATO have 141,000 troops in the country trying to quell the intensifying war, with many new deployments heading south.
Abdul Mohammad, an employee of the road construction company, said he accompanied the bodies to the hospital.
He described the fighting as "fierce" and said at least another 20 bodies had been either left behind or removed from the battle scene.
Mr. Tahir painted a scene of chaos as his fellow guards woke to gunshots and ran for their lives. “When the Taliban attacked, they were killing everyone, whoever was sleeping, and our guards were running away from their posts and Taliban were hitting them with their vehicles,” he said. “My brothers were working there, and I do not yet know what happened to them.”
Taliban kill 30 security guards
KANDAHAR, Afghanistan (AFP) – Afghan police said Friday that 30 security guards had been killed in a clash with Taliban fighters and that another 15 had been wounded.
"The Taliban attacked and during the fighting, which lasted the whole day, 30 guards were killed, around 15 were injured and some others were taken by the Taliban," said the deputy police chief of southern province Helmand.
The clashes took place in Helmand's volatile Sangin district on Thursday, Kamaludin Sherzai told AFP.
Officials earlier said they believed that around 12 guards had been killed when the heavy gunbattles broke out between insurgents and guards working for a road construction company in Sangin.
Helmand provincial spokesman Daud Ahmadi said a dozen bodies were evacuated Friday to a hospital in the provincial capital of Lashkar Gah.
"We know that they were killed during yesterday's fighting with the Taliban. We don't know whether they are guards or workers," he said.
The Taliban claimed involvement in Thursday's attack.
"We launched an attack on the road construction company along the Sangin and Gereshk road," Zabihullah Mujahed, a rebel spokesman, said by telephone, referring to the region where authorities said the fighting took place.
"We took more than 30 checkposts along the road and killed more than 50 guards," he said, speaking from an undisclosed location.
The Taliban are known to exaggerate the impact of their operations.
Helmand, along with neighbouring Kandahar, is one of the most unstable regions of Afghanistan, where Taliban-linked insurgents have been fighting the Kabul government for almost nine years.
The United States and NATO have 141,000 troops in the country trying to quell the intensifying war, with many new deployments heading south.
Abdul Mohammad, an employee of the road construction company, said he accompanied the bodies to the hospital.
He described the fighting as "fierce" and said at least another 20 bodies had been either left behind or removed from the battle scene.
Mr. Tahir painted a scene of chaos as his fellow guards woke to gunshots and ran for their lives. “When the Taliban attacked, they were killing everyone, whoever was sleeping, and our guards were running away from their posts and Taliban were hitting them with their vehicles,” he said. “My brothers were working there, and I do not yet know what happened to them.”
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