The Taliban security command in Baghlan says that the group's forces killed two commanders of the National Resistance Front of Afghanistan in a night operation in Nahrin district.

The Taliban security command announced on Friday, September 26, that the operation took place last night.

It was carried out in the "Chaharsai" area, which belongs to the Kohgada district of Nahrin district.

According to the Taliban, the two killed commanders are "Shams" known as "Kharabat" and a person named "Baba".

The Taliban have claimed that Shams is the military leader of the Resistance Front in

Nahrin, Burka, and Jalga districts, and Baba was the military commander of this front in Nahrin district.

Taliban-affiliated media outlets have reported that Shams took over as the military head of the Resistance Front after the killing of Commander Samad Kohgadai and Commander Zafar.

It was determined in these areas.

The Taliban have also claimed that during this operation, some weapons, ammunition, and a night vision camera were seized by the group's forces.

The Taliban security command in Baghlan added that two other members

The Resistance Front was also killed during an operation in the "Farghambol Valley" area of ​​Khost district.

According to the Taliban, these individuals were planning to carry out a military operation.

Images released by the Taliban show two bodies in the market

"Doabi" indicates Khost district, Baghlan.

However, some local sources have told the media that the two people killed in Khost district were civilians.

The National Resistance Front of Afghanistan has so far denied the Taliban's claim of being killed.

Members of this front in Baghlan have not reacted.

The National Resistance Front of Afghanistan recently announced that over the past five years, more than a thousand members of the front have been killed in battles with the Taliban.

In the most recent case, Hasib Panjshiri, from

The commanders of this front, along with two of its forces, were killed in North Salang.

The ongoing clashes in Badakhshan and attacks by anti-Taliban groups in some other provinces show that armed activities against the Taliban, despite pressure, are continuing.

Security continues.