Anti-Taliban resistance groups increase attacks in northeast Afghanistan, district center briefly falls

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Anti-Taliban resistance groups have escalated attacks in northeast Afghanistan's Badakhshan province, briefly capturing a district center and striking Taliban forces. While direct coordination is unconfirmed, signs indicate increasing cooperation among groups.

Three anti-Taliban resistance groups launched separate operations across Badakhshan province, Afghanistan, over a two-week period, temporarily overrunning a district center and attacking Taliban positions in multiple districts. While there is no evidence of direct coordination among the resistance groups, there are signs cooperation may be increasing. The post Anti-Taliban resistance groups increase attacks in northeast Afghanistan, district center briefly falls appeared first on FDD's Long War Journal.