Militants operations disrupted in eastern Afghanistan PDF Print E-mail
Written by Bagram Media Center   
Friday, 22 August 2008

BAGRAM AIR FIELD, Afghanistan (August 21, 2008) – Multiple militants were killed and one was detained by Coalition forces during an operation to disrupt militant activities in Kapisa province, Thursday. 

The force searched a compound in Tag Ab District targeting a Taliban commander smuggling weapons and foreign fighters into Afghanistan, as well as organizing suicide attacks against Coalition and ISAF forces.

During the operation, armed militants engaged the force. Coalition forces responded with air strikes and small-arms fire killing the militants.

 
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