
British troops take out 271 Taliban in six-day blitz
Nineteen Taliban commanders and 252 fighters were killed or captured as British troops launched a bloody assault.
Four enemy leaders masterminding a deadly explosives campaign against our forces in Afghanistan's Helmand battleground were among the dead in the six-day blitz, ending last Sunday.
And British soldiers helped capture a senior Taliban warlord who was acting as a "shadow governor" in the flashpoint province.
Generals say the offensive across Afghanistan has left many insurgents stranded without leaders and supplies. It came after 387 enemy commanders were killed or captured in previous three months, according to Nato.
4 comments:
Good news and impressive numbers.
Chris - the Brits who are not socialist wusses are dogged fighters. The socialists among them are more dangerous to their own people who do not agree with them.
My thumbs are up and wagging.
Sorry, I think a better reference than moles is cockroaches.
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