Kunduz attack worries central Asian countries

KABUL’s advances in northern Kunduz province have worried Russia and central Asian countries.

The Taliban captured Kunduz City, the capital of northern Kunduz province which borders Tajikistan, last week and ruled the city for three days before they were pushed back from some key areas by Afghan security forces.

The Taliban, who attacked the strategic city from four directions and captured it within few hours, have already seized two districts of Kunduz province.

Sporadic clashes are still ongoing in the city amid reports . . .