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    IJC Operational Update, April 24

    KABUL, AFGHANISTAN

    04.24.2010

    Courtesy Story

    ISAF Joint Command

    KABUL, Afghanistan – In Kunduz last night, an Afghan-international security force went to a compound near Aka Khel, in the Archi district, after intelligence information indicated insurgent activity. The security force moved into the compound and made a call out. The individuals, who had barricaded themselves in the buildings, did not come out and engaged the combined force with small-arms fire. The joint security force returned fire killing several insurgents and detaining a few others.

    Two of those killed were Taliban commanders, one of them being the targeted militant responsible for distributing insurgent funds, designating targets and planning bombings.

    Though there were women and children in the compound buildings, none were injured during the operation. The homeowner told the joint patrol the Taliban had forced their way into the compound for the night. International forces will reimburse the homeowner for minor damages caused to his property.

    During a search of the buildings the security force found multiple automatic rifles, a machine gun, a rocket-propelled grenade, hand grenades and other weapons.

    In Khost this morning, a joint security force detained a suspected insurgent while hunting for a Haqqani network commander.

    The combined patrol searched a compound in Trakay, in the Terayzai district, after intelligence information indicated insurgent activity. During the search the security force detained one individual for further questioning.

    No shots were fired and no one was harmed during the operation.

    In the Nad-e Ali district of Helmand province this morning, a joint patrol found a cache containing two shotguns, 18 kilograms (40 pounds) of opium, small-arms ammunition and various electrical components. The cache was destroyed.

    In Nad-e Ali yesterday, a joint patrol found an improvised explosive device (IED) consisting of two pressure plate initiation devices and 18 kg (40 lbs) of homemade explosives. An explosive ordnance disposal team destroyed the device.

    No Afghan civilians were harmed in these operations.

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    Date Taken: 04.24.2010
    Date Posted: 04.24.2010 03:25
    Story ID: 48619
    Location: KABUL, AF

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