After two weeks, the Taliban and the Freedom Front clashed again in Zibak.

Local sources in Badakhshan province told the Jean-Dark newspaper on Wednesday that fighting between Taliban forces and the Afghan Freedom Front in the province's Zibak district lasted for several hours.

There has been a fierce conflict.

According to sources, the clash lasted for about four hours and resulted in casualties among Taliban forces.

Sources also say that a number of wounded Taliban fighters have been taken to Baharak district hospital for treatment.

They have been transferred.

At the same time, Dawood Naji, head of the political committee of the Afghan Freedom Front, confirmed in an interview with the media that the Taliban had attacked the front's positions in the Zibak district today.

According to Naji, the Taliban were trying to seize frontline positions.

They tried to take control of Azadi, but the forces of this front resisted and inflicted "heavy casualties" on the Taliban.

This clash occurred about two weeks after the Freedom Front's previous attack on the Zibak district.

The Freedom Front claimed at that time

It had captured parts of the district and killed or wounded dozens of Taliban members, although it acknowledged that the forces of this front had also suffered casualties.

The Taliban, however, denied these claims and announced that the front's forces

They have pushed back freedom.

According to the Taliban, five members of the Freedom Front were killed in that clash, and these forces had entered the Zibak district from the Shah Salim area of ​​Chitral, Pakistan.

The previous clash in Zibak, the first frontal confrontation of a group

He was considered an armed opponent of the Taliban in Badakhshan Province after the Taliban returned to power.

Taliban officials confirmed the conflict, but gave a different account of its details and outcomes.