KABUL would help further strengthen the air force.
Addressing a ceremony marking the Afghan Air Force (AAF)’s 96th birthday anniversary, the army chief said the AAF had enough planes and helicopters to resolve problems during combat operations.
He said the air force had now the ability to target the enemy in all parts of the country. The ASF currently has enough aircrafts and equipments for use when needed, he said, without giving more details.
“The four-year security plan of Afghanistan has been . . .
