04 February 2013
In Helmand province, U.S. led NATO/ISAF forces launched a heliborne operation in Gerishk district. Witnesses say when the fighting was over three medivac copters had to be called in for the NATO/ISAF troops. Two Mujahideen were killed, and one Mujahid was wounded. Three villagers were kidnapped by U.S. led NATO/ISAF troops.
In Laghman Province, Mujahideen claim they used a remote controlled landmine to blow up a U.S. military vehicle on the Kabul-Jalalabad highway. They say three U.S. personnel were killed, two wounded.
In Faryab Province, four cops from the Karzewan district joined the Mujahideen.
In Badghis Province, a local cop joined the Mujahideen.
In response to the Red Coat British empire, President Hamid Karzai says Afghanistan was better off before the Red Coats arrived, and the Brits need to leave: “They feel fulfilled with regard to the objective of fighting terrorism and weakening al-Qaeda, or they feel that they were fighting in the wrong place in the first place, so they should discontinue doing that and leave.”
After accusing Afghanistan’s top airline of drug smuggling, the United States is now backpedaling. Kam Air was accused of smuggling opium, but now U.S. officials say they are dropping sanctions pending the outcome of an Afghan led investigation.
03 February 2013
In Helmand Province, six people, including two girls, were killed when they drove over a landmine. Also, Mujahideen claim a U.S. led Georgian ISAF armored vehicle ran over a landmine, killing two and wounding one.
In Farah Province, witnesses say a U.S. led home invasion took place in Bakwa district’s Shagi area. They say a man was forced to walk around most of the day with a black bag over his head, then he was shot and killed in front of his family.
In Kandahar Province, Panjwai district, Mujahideen claim a U.S. led NATO/ISAF dismount patrol stepped on a landmine killing one and wounding another. Mujahideen then opened up with sniper fire, killing another two. Also, reports say U.S. led NATO/ISAF forces abandoned an outpost in the Zangawat region’s Chamanyano area. Mujahideen claim they are making good use of the equipment left behind.
In Paktika Province, two Afghan National Police joined the Mujahideen.
The German intelligence service confirmed a video threat against Chancellor Angela Merkel, and President Barack Obama. The video says the Arab Spring will turn into the European Summer and that: “We want to see Obama and Merkel dead”
02 February 2013
In Kandahar Province, reports that U.S. NATO/ISAF forces abandoned an outpost near the Chil Ghor village. Also, witnesses say a NATO/ISAF armored vehicle ran over a landmine near Shahwalikot district bazaar, medivac copters were brought in. Also, in Panjawai district witnesses say homes and orchards were torn down and uprooted by occupier forces. They were told it was necessary to build a new highway. Also in Panjawai district, a U.S. led NATO/ISAF outpost in the Talokan region’s Shra area was abandoned. In Zhiri district, U.S. led NATO/ISAF troops abandoned an outpost on Sanghisar hill.
In Nangarhar Province, yet another assassination attempt against government officials. This time the target, a district security chief, was wounded and his bodyguard killed, by explosion. Two bystanders were wounded.
In Kunduz Province, witnesses say another U.S. led home invasion led to one person being kidnapped, and several children wounded by flying glass after shots were fired. It happened in the Khan Abad district.
Pakistani officials claim that Afghanistan launched an artillery attack on their territory. Six people killed, four wounded.
India announced it will invest big time into Afghanistan’s stone/marble industry: “There are some amazing stones in Afghanistan which can be mined and processed with the help of new machines and technologies.”-R.K. Gupta, Rajasthan’s (in India) Centre for Development of Stones
The United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) said they will be giving Afghanistan $2 billion USD to help develop industries.