International Security Assistance Force soldiers have discovered twenty-five rockets in northeast Kabul. A spokesperson for the force told reporters that the rockets were found and seized yesterday. Meanwhile, Reuters reports that Afghan security officials also discovered thirty rockets near Bagram Air Base yesterday morning. According to an Afghan official, five of the rockets were ready to be fired. Alongside the other rockets, there was a map indicating the locations of the U.S. Embassy, the International Security Assistance Force base, and Kabul Airport. This official suspects the involvement of factions loyal to Gulbuddin Hekmatyar and Al-Qaeda operatives. This report has not yet been independently confirmed.
Discovery of Twenty-Five Rockets in Northeast Kabul - 2003-01-26
Twenty-five rockets were discovered by International Security Assistance Force soldiers in northeast Kabul, with additional rockets found near Bagram Air Base. The presence of a map indicating key U.S. locations raises concerns about potential attacks, with suspicions directed towards Hekmatyar's factions and Al-Qaeda. This incident highlights ongoing security threats in Afghanistan.
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⚡ Actions
📰 What Happened
ISAF soldiers seized twenty-five rockets in northeast Kabul, suspected linked to Hekmatyar and Al-Qaeda.
- International Security Assistance Force seize twenty-five rockets
- Afghan security officials discover thirty rockets
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
The seizure of rockets underscores the persistent threat of militant factions in Afghanistan.
📝 Key Evidence
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