LASHKARGAH (Pajhwok): The Afghan Special Forces have freed over 100 people, including women-run prisons in southern Helmand province, the governor’s office said on Thursday.
Five women and several elderly men were among those rescued as a result of overnight raids on the Taliban jails in Kajaki district, a statement from the governor’s house said.
Commando forces from the 7th Kandak raided the prisons in Sur Karez and Deh Baba areas of the restive district. The operations left four Taliban fighters . . .
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