Taliban's gunmen was suspected to kill a radio director in Kabul and kidnapped a journalist in Helmand Province, south Afghanistan.0: 00/1: 47 namtheo Thong Tan Reuters, Mr. Toofan Omar , Director of Paktia Ghag Radio, with a member of Nai - Organizing independent media in Afghanistan, was shot dead in a purposeful attack in Kabul capital on August 8 Recently. "Omari was killed by unknown gunmen. We were targeted because of working independently," said Mujeeb Khelwatgar, the head of the deer organization, said
. Kabul officials doubted the Taliban rebound behind this attack. Tong Toofan Omari, Director of Radio Paktia Ghag, killed by Taliban's gunmers. Photo: News NCR is also on August 8, officials in Helmand province in the south Afghanistan accusing Taliban's gunmen who arrested Nematullah Hemat, a local journalist, right at his own home in the capital of Lashkar Gah
Razwan Miakhel, head of the private television channel Gharghasht TV, where Hemat is working, said "absolutely no clues" about where this journalist is being detained, and the incident is making "the whole house The station falls into panic. "A Taliban spokesman tells Reuters that, this person has no information about the killing of Mr. Toofan Omari, as well as the kidnapping of Nematullah Hemat journalists. Front, Nai Report said at least 30 journalists and media staff were murdered, injured or kidnapped by rebel groups in Afghanistan this year. A union organizations news in Afghanistan wrote to the total US mini Joe Biden and the leaders of the US House of Representatives, aimed at calling for special immigration visas for reporters and support staff In this Central Asian country.Taliban has promoted the campaign to recycle territories under the Afghan government's control from the end of May, the time the US declared to withdraw troops from the country. The Pentagon is estimated at half of Afghanistan's 419 districts fall into Taliban hands. . Dịch vụ:
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