Peshgo News Agency – خبرگزاری پیشگو
In the past weeks, several former soldiers who had returned to the Afghanistan through the invitation commission of the Taliban terrorist group were killed by armed men of this group’s intelligence.
Peshgo reporting, today, Saturday, 12 August 2023, a large number of former army and local leaders of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan returned to country at the invitation of the Talian terrorist group invitation commission, but later it was seen that a large number them had returned and went out of Afghanistan again.
in two last weeks large number of former soldiers who returned to Afghanistan from Iran and Pakistan at the invitation of this commission have been killed and imprisoned.
For example, during the past week, two of the Army farmer commanders of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan who had returned to its country were killed by the intelligence agents of the Taliban terrorist group.
Yema Khalidi, who was one of the former army officer and had returned to Afghanistan after the surrender of the Republic to this group, four days ago, they first extorted 25 lak Afghanis from hes and then martyred he’s in front of the he’s family members in Faryab province.
Sakhiuddin Rahman,( Sakha ) was another military commander of the former government in Kishandeh district of Balkh province, who had returned to Afghanistan from the Islamic Republic of Iran after being invited by the invitation commission of this group.
However, Sakha commander was arrested two weeks ago by the Taliban inside the Bazar of Kashtandeh district, and on Wednesday hes death body was found outside the Bazar of this district by local people.
This is not the first time that the Taliban have martyred the former Netamians.
From the beginning of the establishment of this commission until now, hundreds of former soldiers and agents of the republic government were killed by the Taliban terrorists or are still in the prisons of this group for the crime of serving the people during the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan .
