Afghan Warrior

Three Afghan policemen were killed and a senior officer wounded when unknown gunmen ambushed their vehicle in the Dawlat Shah district of eastern Laghman Province on Monday night. Laghman Governor Shah Mahmood Safi told the media that Rahim Mukhlis, the police chief of Dawlat Shah, was on a daily patrol along with his squad when some unidentified gunman opened fire on them. Three policemen died on the spot, while their officer was injured and rushed to a nearby hospital for treatment. One attacker was also killed in an exchange of fire from police, but the rest of the attackers managed to escape from the area. He did not mention anyone responsible for the killing, saying they are investigating the incident. It's not clear who planned the attack and as of now no-one has taken responsibilty for the attack. A week ago, 3 Pakistanis were arrested in Laghman province during an attempt on the life of former US ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad. Afghan people have now realized that all security problems in Afghanistan are managed and planned from Pakistan and some poeple think that Pakistani intelligence is behind all the security problems in Afghanistan.

According to the reports from eastern province of Kunar, the police chief of Sarkano district was killed along with two of his sons on Tuesday when a roadside bomb blew up their vehicle south of Asad Asadabad, the capital of the eastern province of Kunar. Seven other policemen were also injured in this incident on the same day several rockets were launched near an election commission office in Asadabad, but caused no casualties or damage.

Two other police officers were killed and two were injured when a roadside bomb hit their vehicle in Naish district in the southern province of Kandahar. The presidential spokesman Javid Ludin told a news conference that the election would be more successful than last October's presidential election. He said fighting in the southwest last week showed the weakness of the Taliban. He said the Afghan National Army is ready to take care of security during September's parliamentary election.