Afghanistan’s largest terrorist attack on 2011: more than 50 killed

More than 50 people died and 90 was injured as a result of militant attacks on the courthouse in the Afghan city of Farah. Most of those killed are civilians. Responsibility for the attack took the representatives of the Taliban.

The attack began at 9 in the morning local time. Initially it was reported that the purpose of the attack was the residence of the governor, but this was not confirmed later.

As the head of the city police Aga Nur Kemtoz stated in an interview with the Associated Press, the militants managed to avoid inspections, as they drove up to the building in army vehicles and were wearing military uniforms. Their vests were filled with explosives.

The Taliban blew up one of the cars near the buildings where there were a large number of people. Two nearby banks were hit by overflowing customers. After the explosion, the extremists proceeded to storm the court. According to the Air Force, after a fierce firefight, the militants still managed to gain a foothold in one of the buildings of the complex.

The dead were 34 civilians, 10 Afghan soldiers and 9 militants. Most of the injured are civilians.

According to police, the goal of the militants was the release of 15 arrested Taliban, who had previously been brought to court. However, this was not possible.

The terrorist attack has been the bloodiest in the country since 2011.

Comments

[Piterkras]

But there is American democracy, and opium blooms and shines ...

[ShturmKGB]

And the good of being Americans there? Drug trafficking only increased ...

[Piterkras]

So you came there to control drug trafficking and train the Taliban at the same time, so that in due time they would go through the pine Central Asian countries to destabilize the situation there.

[cumastra1]

An action movie of some kind First an undermining, then an assault on the court. The local special services were smoked there ...

[Joker]

Durak blow their people, and that's the price of this whole struggle for freedom. They do not fight for any kind of freedom; they fight for the right to make money on drugs. It has long been necessary to throw nuclear weapons there, so as not to boast that they are invincible.

[Sirocco]

Touching care for peasants



Neither Kabul, nor its Western partners participating in the mission of the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) in Afghanistan, are able to establish any effective anti-drug fight in this country, many experts believe.

If in Russia the problem has reached the level of political leadership, then Westerners treat it, let's say, “philosophically” - they acknowledge the fact of its existence, but they don’t want to include their efforts in the fight against drugs. Although there are rare exceptions - more on that below.

So, Vladimir Putin states in his article “Russia and a Changing World”: “The terrorist and drug threat emanating from Afghanistan does not decrease ... Drug trafficking has become one of the most acute threats, undermines the gene pool of entire nations, creates a breeding ground for corruption and crime and leads to a destabilization of the situation in Afghanistan itself ... Russia is faced with real heroin aggression, causing enormous damage to the health of our citizens. "[vii]

And what do we see from NATO?

In March 2010, NATO once again rejected Russia's calls to completely destroy the opium poppy crops in Afghanistan, offering in response that Russia should provide them with more assistance in the fight against the Taliban. Do not cope? Or are they cunning?

They are cunning! Here Russia transfers to the United States a list of Afghan drug lords in order to stop opium production as much as possible. And what will NATO mutter in response? NATO spokesman James Appathurai, with a blue eye, replies that Afghan farmers cannot be taken away from their only source of income without “providing an alternative to work.” [Viii]

The subtext is simple - let the Russians drown in the Afghan "dope". Do not believe? Do you think he really "pity" the unfortunate Afghan peasants?

Just think, why did they suddenly feel “sorry” for the Afghan peasants? They do not “feel sorry for” anyone, but they regretted the Afghan peasants! The number of people destroyed by their NATO bombs over the past two decades is reaching enormous numbers! Yugoslavia, Iraq, Libya ... And suddenly - a touching concern for the Afghan peasants.

[Alexander Romanov]

Quote: Joker

For a long time it was necessary to drop nuclear weapons there so that they would not boast that they were invincible.

Where to put nuclear weapons in Washington

[vlad767]

No, nuclear weapons there will not help much, the mountainous country. We need chemical weapons. Or, cut an ozone hole over Afghan, a year later they will begin to die like flies. And spread the rumor that it was them "punished by Allah" for all the "good".

[avt]

Everyday life of a de-democratized country with a successful market drug economy. The "bright" future of the former Central Asian Soviet republics, prepared for him by universal bearers of democracy.

[evgenii67]

Here it is "controlled" Afghanistan! Amers are there only to grow poppies, but to do nonsense.

[don.kryyuger]

They didn’t give the SA to finish them, now let them disentangle.

[Alexander Romanov]

Quote: don.kryyuger

They didn’t give the SA to finish them, now let them disentangle.

At that time they helped them.

[evgenii67]

Greetings, Alexander!

Quote: Alexander Romanov

At that time they helped them.

Yes, they still help them, for example, in the export of dope .......! It is important for a business country and for such a country to benefit from the war, and where to get the benefit if there is no oil where you are "at war", right in drugs!

[Alexander Romanov]

Quote: evgenii67

Yes, they still help them, for example, in the export of dope .......!

Here they are more likely to lead the business.
Eugene

[Roomata]

The two nearest banks, crowded with customers, were hit.
And it's at 9am
But was there an explosion?

[Alexander Romanov]

Quote: Roomata

But was there an explosion?

No, the dead perished in pieces

[Dwarfik]

Kind! I feel sorry for people ....

[cerko]

"The militants managed to avoid checks because they drove up to the building in army vehicles and were wearing military uniforms." Americans are two sides of military equipment and ammunition trade

[sergo0000]

It would be better if the Taliban did not blow up people, but began to destroy poppy crops. Thus, the CIA’s income would be significantly undermined.

MAP PLANTATION MAP (red) AFGHANISTAN.

[Piterkras]

It would be necessary for NATO to show this map on occasion. And then, after all, they don’t even know where to look for drug glades ...

[Bosk]

We must teach the Colorado potato beetle to eat poppy straws and introduce it to Afghanistan .... I think in a couple of years there will be results.

[sergo0000]

NATO approves Afghan opium
mirpolitiki.net/politika/nato-odobr ...

Quote: piterkras

And then, after all, they don’t even know where to look for drug glades ..

They protect them!

[elmi]

Quote: sergo0000

They protect them!

Take care of the harvest. If the Baffgan bordered on the United States, everything would have been equal for a long time.

[TRAFFIC]

It turns out that almost all poppy crops are in the territory "controlled" by the Taliban, it is doubtful that they will destroy their source of income.

[cerko]

Americans around the world are trying to control raw materials, and the Agan poppy is also a kind of raw material, so it’s a misconception that they don’t know something.

[assassin]

It is interesting that after the Americans fall from their bold Olympus of Russia, someone will say thank you ??

[datur]

So little - democracy does not consider losses !!!

[andrei332809]

damn, they have no other goals there? from all over the world NATO rabble, and they are in their own way.
who of the locals will help them after this. or is everything organized with American-British money specifically to discourage locals from supporting the Taliban?

[varov14]

Quote: Alexander Romanov

Quote: Joker

For a long time it was necessary to drop nuclear weapons there so that they would not boast that they were invincible.

Where to put nuclear weapons in Washington

---- Not enough cholera - diarrhea cleans the brain.

[biglow]

Afghans continue self-destruction, and where is the chapel

[320423]

It became interesting and read the UN resolution on which there are amers (Resolution No. 1386 [10] of the UN Security Council of December 20, 2001) and came across in the reference to Resolution 1373 (2001) an interesting 1970 norm - "reaffirming the General Assembly proclaimed in its
declarations of October 1970 (995_569) (2625 (XXV)) and
affirmed by the Security Council in its resolution 1189 (1998) of
August 13, 1998, the principle that, inter alia,
that each Member State is required to refrain from organizing,
abetting, assisting or participating in terrorist
acts in another state or from indulging organizational
activities within its territory aimed at
committing such acts. "It turns out that the Americans, Europeans, the Arab League, Turkey officially violate this rule in Syria, so why ours, in the person of Lavrov, do not act and do not apply to the GAAG Tribunal to tarnish people's reputation. Let them justify themselves in front of their voters. and less time will get into our affairs

[APASUS]

Peaceful routine of democratic Afghanistan .............

[maksim]

and what could be expected under amer’s power in such a country, a country that lives according to its own laws, a country in which there will be no peace when and when it’s crawled from outside, and which lives according to the laws and customs of the Middle Ages with the attributes of the modern world

[Hius-124]

Obama's order: "In connection with the ongoing financial crisis and the sequestration of the budget of the US and NATO defense departments, I order: pay salaries to all coalition soldiers in 3 months - in kind."

[medwed1976]

America is the only country that has gone from barbarism directly to decline, bypassing the stage of civilization.
Georges Clemenceau see photo

[Penguin]

I recently read a book by T.V. Gracheva "Invisible Khazaria". There, everything is described in some detail about the Afghan peasantry, names are given, etc. And NATO aviation is used, among other things, for the transfer of "agricultural products" from the south of the country to the north, i.e. to our borders with you.