Intense fighting between Taliban insurgents and government forces kills 28 civilians and injures another 290 during the past week, according to the head of a hospital in Kunduz, with the majority of the dead being children, women and elderly people. The Taliban has moved beyond its southern strongholds and has intensified the fighting in the north, according to military experts.
Intense fighting between Taliban insurgents and Afghan government forces leaves 28 civilians killed and 290 injured during the past week, according to the head of a hospital in Kunduz, with the majority of the dead being children, women and elderly people. The Taliban has moved beyond its southern strongholds and has intensified the fighting in the north, according to military experts.
Intense fighting between Taliban insurgents and government forces leaves 28 civilians killed and 290 injured during the past week, according to the head of a hospital in Kunduz, with the majority of the dead being children, women and elderly people. The Taliban has moved beyond its southern strongholds and has intensified the fighting in the north, according to military experts.
Intense fighting between Taliban insurgents and government forces kills 28 civilians and injuresanother290 during the past week, according to the head of a hospital in Kunduz, with the majority of the dead being children, women and elderly people. The Taliban has moved beyond its southern strongholds and has intensified the fighting in the north, according to military experts.
/cloudfront-us-east-2.images.arcpublishing.com/reuters/2VWC4TBE5FM4FHCO5D3WLTPYWY.jpg "Twenty-eight civilians killed in northern Afghan province as fighting intensifies © Reuters")