’3 Police, 5 Taliban Killed’ in Kunduz Clashes

’3 Police, 5 Taliban Killed’ in Kunduz Clashes

2020/05/15-15:39

At least three police and five Taliban were killed in clashes in the northern province of Kunduz on Thursday night, local police officials said.

’3 Police, 5 Taliban Killed’ in Kunduz Clashes

The Taliban attack occurred in parts of Khanabad district, said Hijratullah Akbari, a spokesman for the provincial police chief.

The clashes ended after an hour and the Taliban fled the area, said Akbari.

The Taliban have not yet commented on the attack.

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