Taliban commander killed in Kunduz air strike

Staff Report

2017-05-24

KUNDUZ -- An air strike on the outskirts of Kunduz city killed a Taliban commander, Khaama Press reported Tuesday (May 23).

Police identified him as Mullah Abdullah, Taliban shadow deputy chief for Taloka village.

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