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Taliban attacks kill 8 policemen in western Farah province

KABUL: An Afghan official says the Taliban have killed eight police and wounded three others in new attacks on security posts in western Farah province.

Taliban attacks kill 8 policemen in western Farah province

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Kabul, November 7

An Afghan official says the Taliban have killed eight police and wounded three others in new attacks on security posts in western Farah province.

An insurgent attack on an Afghan border base in Pusht Koh in Farah on Monday killed 20 troops while 20 others were abducted.

A member of the provincial council, Dadullah Qani, says the latest attack on Tuesday night triggered an hourslong battle in which the Taliban were beaten back.

A resurgent Taliban now hold nearly half of Afghanistan and carry out near-daily attacks on Afghan security forces, inflicting heavy casualties.

The Taliban view the US-backed government in Kabul as a dysfunctional Western puppet and have refused repeated offers to negotiate with it. — AP

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