KABUL fighters, according to a recent inspector general report.
Officials with US Forces Afghanistan said it was hard to estimate the number of remaining ISIS fighters in Afghanistan, but US officials claimed in September the terrorist group was capable of fielding between 2,000 and 5,000 fighters, the IG report detailed.
Afghanistan’s ISIS offshoot lost its home turf in Nangarhar Province in November, forcing 300 of the jihadi fighters to surrender to Afghan forces, the military times said.
But the terrorist group . . .
