Clash of terrorists: ISIL vs. Taliban in Afghanistan
A recent report says ISIL Takfiri terrorists and the Taliban terrorist movement have allegedly declared war against each other in Afghanistan.
Afghan online newspaperKhaama Pressmade the announcement on Monday, quoting a police chief from the southern Helmand province as saying in an interview with Radio Mashaal, a member of Radio Free Europe in Pakistan.
During the interview, Nabi Jan Mullahkhil claimed that he obtained evidence proving that the two terrorist groups have entered into battle.
In January, ISIL’s leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi referred to Afghan Taliban leader Mullah Omar as a “fool and illiterate warlord” saying that over the last two years ISIL had achieved much more than the Taliban had over the past ten.
There are already some reports about the clashes between Taliban and ISIL terrorists.
On February 21, 2015, ISIL terrorists replaced the Taliban’s white flag with their own black flag in the Afghanistan’s Charkh district in eastern Logar province.
On Saturday, ISIL claimed responsibility for a series of explosions in Afghanistan’s city of Jalalabad in Nangarhar province that killed at least 35 people and injured more than 100 others.
