Jade-Abresham(Silk Way): Public amnesty surprised the former security forces but hundreds of them have been detained, and shot killed.
According to an investigative report published by New York Times research investigation published on … about 500 former Afghan security have been killed and disappeared by the Taliban.
Taliban have increased the detention of the former ANSF. They detain the former ANSF at checkpoints and by the house to house search and kill them.
As a new wave of detentions, the Taliban have detained and killed tens of the former ANSF.
Kapisa: Reliable local sources said that Taliban shot killed a former ANSF member in Hes e Awal district on 20 July.
The former security force was named Safiullah and Taliban had taken him out of his home and killed him outside his house.
Local sources in Kapisa said that Taliban have shot killed a former security force named Muzamil.
Local sources added that Muzamil was deceived by the public amnesty, but Taliban shot killed him in Arbab Khil village of Najrab district, Kapisa.
Baghlan: Taliban detained Adina Mohammad Azad, one of the high ranking officers of 209 Corps in Baghlan.
According to the local sources Taliban detained Azad on Andarab-Pule Khomri highway along with his two sons and one another person. Taliban shot killed one of Azad’s sons.
Balkh: Local sources in Sholgara district said that Taliban detained 3 former security forces on 16 July.
Local sources report that the 3 former security forces were detained when they returned from Iran.
The 3 former security forces were named Azizullah, Sultan and Khal Mohammad. Taliban have tortured them and ordered them either pay 300,000 afs or guns.
Mohammad Asif Waziri, the Spokesperson of Balkh chief police, said these 3 people have been released based on people guarantee.
Zabul: Local sources said that Hedaiatullah, the former chief of PD1 was killed on 17 July.
Local sources said that armed men have taken out Hedaiatullah by force from his house and then shot killed him.
Samangan: Local sources say that Taliban have tortured son of Abdullah khan, the former intelligence chief of Samangan.
Local sources reported that Taliban first surrounded Abdullah khan’s house in Khoram Sarbagh and then detained his son.
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