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The bodies of six aid workers, said by Afghan officials to have been kidnapped, then shot and killed by insurgents, were surrounded by grieving relatives on Tuesday, as they were brought to Herat regional hospital.
The bodies were found earlier in the day in the Gulran district of western Herat province.
Mohammad Rafiq Shirzai of the Herat Health Department said six International Rescue Committee (IRC) workers had been working at Ministry of Rural Rehabilitation projects in Gulran district when they were kidnapped by an "anti-government group".
"Unfortunately they were killed yesterday at the scene of the abduction and their bodies have been moved to the Herat regional hospital," he said.
A spokesman for the Ministry of Rural Rehabilitation said the six were kidnapped on Sunday by the Taliban and killed after negotiations for their release failed.
Five of them worked for an international non-governmental organisation and one worked for the ministry he said, a slight discrepancy from the statement by Shirzai which said all the killed worked for NGO the IRC.
The ministry runs programmes that seek to improve the lives of Afghans from remote regions.
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1. Various exteriors of Herat police headquarters
2. Various of General Juma Khan Adeel, Herat's provincial police chief seated at his desk
3. SOUNDBITE: (Dari) General Juma Khan Adeel, Herat's provincial police chief:
"He was abducted yesterday in Totachi village in the Gulran district by unknown gunmen while he was going to his father-in-law's house. The incident is under investigation."
4. Various wides of Herat
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Police in western Afghanistan said on Monday that a German citizen had been kidnapped.
General Juma Khan Adeel, Herat's provincial police chief, said the German national had been on his way to his relatives' house when he was taken.
"He was abducted yesterday in Totachi village in the Gulran district by unknown gunmen while he was going to his father-in-law's house," Adeel told AP Television.
A spokeswoman for the Foreign Ministry in Berlin said the ministry was aware of the reported abduction and was checking it.
The head of Green Helmets, a German-based aid organisation, had received a report that one of its former workers, Harald Kleber, had been abducted.
Adeel said the apparent kidnapping likely stemmed from a family dispute and had not been carried out by Taliban or other militants.
Adeel said he thought it was a personal dispute because of the history of his wife, whose first husband was her cousin and it was not known if she had been officially divorced.
Adeel said the woman and the couple's child were in the car when gunmen stopped it on Sunday, but that the wife and child were not taken captive.
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Wolesi Jirga _ The Lower House of Parliament on Tuesday session decided on putting ballot boxes for the National Unity Government (NUG) nominees and started casting their votes for 18 nominated ministers and the NDS directorate.
The Wolesi Jirga on Wednesday rejected 10 ministers-designate who could not obtain the required 50+1 percent of votes.
Wolesi Jirga approved Rahmatullah Nabil as the National Directorate of Security (NDS) chief.
Afghanistan’s Lower House of the Parliament, the Wolesi Jerga, approved the much-awaited national draft budget after it was revised by the Ministry of Finance.
As many as 33 development projects have been completed in Adraskan, Shindand, Enjil, Ghorian and Gulran districts of Herat province at a cost of 65.243,083.
India’s Development Projects (IDP) have been stopped in Afghanistan border areas due to insecurities, the Ministry of Economics (MoE) said.
Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Industry said that Pakistan has failed to fulfill its 70 commitments to improve the trade and transit relations with Afghanistan.
Officials in Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CoCI) said that more than a thousand factories blocked in different parts of the country in the recent years.
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Militants kill six aid workers in Herat Province
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The bodies of six aid workers, said by Afghan officials to have been kidnapped, then shot and killed by insurgents, were surrounded by grieving relatives on Tuesday, as they were brought to Herat regional hospital. The bodies were found earlier in the day in the Gulran district of western Herat province. Mohammad Rafiq Shirzai of the Herat Health Department said six International Rescue Committee (IRC) workers had been working at Ministry of Rural Rehabilitation projects in Gulran district when they were kidnapped by an "anti-government group". "Unfortunately they were killed yesterday at the scene of the abduction and their bodies have be -
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SHOTLIST 1. Various exteriors of Herat police headquarters 2. Various of General Juma Khan Adeel, Herat's provincial police chief seated at his desk 3. SOUNDBITE: (Dari) General Juma Khan Adeel, Herat's provincial police chief: "He was abducted yesterday in Totachi village in the Gulran district by unknown gunmen while he was going to his father-in-law's house. The incident is under investigation." 4. Various wides of Herat STORYLINE Police in western Afghanistan said on Monday that a German citizen had been kidnapped. General Juma Khan Adeel, Herat's provincial police chief, said the German national had been on his way to his relat -
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Wolesi Jirga _ The Lower House of Parliament on Tuesday session decided on putting ballot boxes for the National Unity Government (NUG) nominees and started casting their votes for 18 nominated ministers and the NDS directorate. The Wolesi Jirga on Wednesday rejected 10 ministers-designate who could not obtain the required 50+1 percent of votes. Wolesi Jirga approved Rahmatullah Nabil as the National Directorate of Security (NDS) chief. Afghanistan’s Lower House of the Parliament, the Wolesi Jerga, approved the much-awaited national draft budget after it was revised by the Ministry of Finance. As many as 33 development projects have been com
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Militants kill six aid workers in Herat Province
The bodies of six aid workers, said by Afghan officials to have been kidnapped, then shot and killed by insurgents, were surrounded by grieving relatives on Tuesday, as they were brought to Herat regional hospital. The bodies were found earlier in the day in the Gulran district of western Herat province. Mohammad Rafiq Shirzai of the Herat Health Department said six International Rescue Committe -
German abducted in Afghanistan, police confirm
SHOTLIST 1. Various exteriors of Herat police headquarters 2. Various of General Juma Khan Adeel, Herat's provincial police chief seated at his desk 3. SOUNDBITE: (Dari) General Juma Khan Adeel, Herat's provincial police chief: "He was abducted yesterday in Totachi village in the Gulran district by unknown gunmen while he was going to his father-in-law's house. The incident is under investigat -
Arianan News 8pm 28 Jan Dari
Wolesi Jirga _ The Lower House of Parliament on Tuesday session decided on putting ballot boxes for the National Unity Government (NUG) nominees and started casting their votes for 18 nominated ministers and the NDS directorate. The Wolesi Jirga on Wednesday rejected 10 ministers-designate who could not obtain the required 50+1 percent of votes. Wolesi Jirga approved Rahmatullah Nabil as the Nati
Militants kill six aid workers in Herat Province
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The bodies of six aid workers, said by Afghan officials to have been kidnapped, then shot and killed by insurgents, were surrounded by grieving relatives on Tue...
The bodies of six aid workers, said by Afghan officials to have been kidnapped, then shot and killed by insurgents, were surrounded by grieving relatives on Tuesday, as they were brought to Herat regional hospital.
The bodies were found earlier in the day in the Gulran district of western Herat province.
Mohammad Rafiq Shirzai of the Herat Health Department said six International Rescue Committee (IRC) workers had been working at Ministry of Rural Rehabilitation projects in Gulran district when they were kidnapped by an "anti-government group".
"Unfortunately they were killed yesterday at the scene of the abduction and their bodies have been moved to the Herat regional hospital," he said.
A spokesman for the Ministry of Rural Rehabilitation said the six were kidnapped on Sunday by the Taliban and killed after negotiations for their release failed.
Five of them worked for an international non-governmental organisation and one worked for the ministry he said, a slight discrepancy from the statement by Shirzai which said all the killed worked for NGO the IRC.
The ministry runs programmes that seek to improve the lives of Afghans from remote regions.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/3ec68eed1946c2c9f25803e7d2fdd709
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
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The bodies of six aid workers, said by Afghan officials to have been kidnapped, then shot and killed by insurgents, were surrounded by grieving relatives on Tuesday, as they were brought to Herat regional hospital.
The bodies were found earlier in the day in the Gulran district of western Herat province.
Mohammad Rafiq Shirzai of the Herat Health Department said six International Rescue Committee (IRC) workers had been working at Ministry of Rural Rehabilitation projects in Gulran district when they were kidnapped by an "anti-government group".
"Unfortunately they were killed yesterday at the scene of the abduction and their bodies have been moved to the Herat regional hospital," he said.
A spokesman for the Ministry of Rural Rehabilitation said the six were kidnapped on Sunday by the Taliban and killed after negotiations for their release failed.
Five of them worked for an international non-governmental organisation and one worked for the ministry he said, a slight discrepancy from the statement by Shirzai which said all the killed worked for NGO the IRC.
The ministry runs programmes that seek to improve the lives of Afghans from remote regions.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/3ec68eed1946c2c9f25803e7d2fdd709
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
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German abducted in Afghanistan, police confirm
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- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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SHOTLIST
1. Various exteriors of Herat police headquarters
2. Various of General Juma Khan Adeel, Herat's provincial police chief seated at his desk
3. SOUND...
SHOTLIST
1. Various exteriors of Herat police headquarters
2. Various of General Juma Khan Adeel, Herat's provincial police chief seated at his desk
3. SOUNDBITE: (Dari) General Juma Khan Adeel, Herat's provincial police chief:
"He was abducted yesterday in Totachi village in the Gulran district by unknown gunmen while he was going to his father-in-law's house. The incident is under investigation."
4. Various wides of Herat
STORYLINE
Police in western Afghanistan said on Monday that a German citizen had been kidnapped.
General Juma Khan Adeel, Herat's provincial police chief, said the German national had been on his way to his relatives' house when he was taken.
"He was abducted yesterday in Totachi village in the Gulran district by unknown gunmen while he was going to his father-in-law's house," Adeel told AP Television.
A spokeswoman for the Foreign Ministry in Berlin said the ministry was aware of the reported abduction and was checking it.
The head of Green Helmets, a German-based aid organisation, had received a report that one of its former workers, Harald Kleber, had been abducted.
Adeel said the apparent kidnapping likely stemmed from a family dispute and had not been carried out by Taliban or other militants.
Adeel said he thought it was a personal dispute because of the history of his wife, whose first husband was her cousin and it was not known if she had been officially divorced.
Adeel said the woman and the couple's child were in the car when gunmen stopped it on Sunday, but that the wife and child were not taken captive.
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SHOTLIST
1. Various exteriors of Herat police headquarters
2. Various of General Juma Khan Adeel, Herat's provincial police chief seated at his desk
3. SOUNDBITE: (Dari) General Juma Khan Adeel, Herat's provincial police chief:
"He was abducted yesterday in Totachi village in the Gulran district by unknown gunmen while he was going to his father-in-law's house. The incident is under investigation."
4. Various wides of Herat
STORYLINE
Police in western Afghanistan said on Monday that a German citizen had been kidnapped.
General Juma Khan Adeel, Herat's provincial police chief, said the German national had been on his way to his relatives' house when he was taken.
"He was abducted yesterday in Totachi village in the Gulran district by unknown gunmen while he was going to his father-in-law's house," Adeel told AP Television.
A spokeswoman for the Foreign Ministry in Berlin said the ministry was aware of the reported abduction and was checking it.
The head of Green Helmets, a German-based aid organisation, had received a report that one of its former workers, Harald Kleber, had been abducted.
Adeel said the apparent kidnapping likely stemmed from a family dispute and had not been carried out by Taliban or other militants.
Adeel said he thought it was a personal dispute because of the history of his wife, whose first husband was her cousin and it was not known if she had been officially divorced.
Adeel said the woman and the couple's child were in the car when gunmen stopped it on Sunday, but that the wife and child were not taken captive.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/c203293ff628352af147ebe29c4235fa
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Arianan News 8pm 28 Jan Dari
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- Updated: 28 Jan 2015
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Wolesi Jirga _ The Lower House of Parliament on Tuesday session decided on putting ballot boxes for the National Unity Government (NUG) nominees and started cas...
Wolesi Jirga _ The Lower House of Parliament on Tuesday session decided on putting ballot boxes for the National Unity Government (NUG) nominees and started casting their votes for 18 nominated ministers and the NDS directorate.
The Wolesi Jirga on Wednesday rejected 10 ministers-designate who could not obtain the required 50+1 percent of votes.
Wolesi Jirga approved Rahmatullah Nabil as the National Directorate of Security (NDS) chief.
Afghanistan’s Lower House of the Parliament, the Wolesi Jerga, approved the much-awaited national draft budget after it was revised by the Ministry of Finance.
As many as 33 development projects have been completed in Adraskan, Shindand, Enjil, Ghorian and Gulran districts of Herat province at a cost of 65.243,083.
India’s Development Projects (IDP) have been stopped in Afghanistan border areas due to insecurities, the Ministry of Economics (MoE) said.
Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Industry said that Pakistan has failed to fulfill its 70 commitments to improve the trade and transit relations with Afghanistan.
Officials in Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CoCI) said that more than a thousand factories blocked in different parts of the country in the recent years.
Find the details at www.ariananews.af
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Wolesi Jirga _ The Lower House of Parliament on Tuesday session decided on putting ballot boxes for the National Unity Government (NUG) nominees and started casting their votes for 18 nominated ministers and the NDS directorate.
The Wolesi Jirga on Wednesday rejected 10 ministers-designate who could not obtain the required 50+1 percent of votes.
Wolesi Jirga approved Rahmatullah Nabil as the National Directorate of Security (NDS) chief.
Afghanistan’s Lower House of the Parliament, the Wolesi Jerga, approved the much-awaited national draft budget after it was revised by the Ministry of Finance.
As many as 33 development projects have been completed in Adraskan, Shindand, Enjil, Ghorian and Gulran districts of Herat province at a cost of 65.243,083.
India’s Development Projects (IDP) have been stopped in Afghanistan border areas due to insecurities, the Ministry of Economics (MoE) said.
Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Industry said that Pakistan has failed to fulfill its 70 commitments to improve the trade and transit relations with Afghanistan.
Officials in Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CoCI) said that more than a thousand factories blocked in different parts of the country in the recent years.
Find the details at www.ariananews.af
Or watch Our Dari / Pashto news bulletins at our YouTube channel www.YouTube.com/ariananewslive
- published: 28 Jan 2015
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Iraq Before 2003 and after 2003, Must watch
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Turkey. President Vladimir Putin says he’s shared Russian intelligence data on Islamic State financing with his G20 colleagues. the terrorists appear to be financed from 40 countries, including some G20 member states. During the summit, “I provided examples based on our data on the financing of different Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL) units by private individuals ... Read. ... France says Belgian Abdelhamid Abaaoud masterminded attacks....
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PARIS (AP) French police are hunting for a second fugitive directly involved in the deadly Paris attacks, officials said Tuesday after France made an unprecedented demand that its European Union allies support its military action against the Islamic State group ... Secretary of State John Kerry hinted at a possible upcoming cease-fire in Syria that would let nations focus on fighting IS ... "Every country said ... "This is Sept ... 31 attack ... ___ ... ....
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The United States military has ramped up its offensives against the Daesh (ISIL) terrorist group in Syria, taking out scores of militant trucks during an aerial raid in the Arab country’s east, according to the New York Times ... The airstrikes were carried out by four A-10 attack planes and two AC-130 gunships based in Turkey, the paper added ... The AC-130s attacked with 30-millimeter Gatling guns and 105-millimeter cannons. ....
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Indian aid worker held hostage in Afghanistan returns
Edit Deccan Herald 22 Feb 2015
India has secured the release of Jesuit priest Father Alexis Premkumar Antonysamy, who spent eight months in captivity in Afghanistan ... “Have spoken to Father Alexis Premkumar ... I thank him first ... Soon after his abduction, the deputy police chief of Herat, Mohammad Nadir Fahimi stated six gunmen had abducted Premkumar and might have taken him to Gulran district ... ....
Two children killed and eight wounded in Afghanistan bombing
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At least two Afghani children were killed and eight others were wounded in a bombing in Herat province Thursday, the Afghan Interior Ministry reported. The ministry said the bomb was planted by the Taliban and exploded among children playing outside at about 8.30 a.m. in the Gulran district of Herat. RELATED. Scores dead as Taliban wages offensive in southern Afghanistan Carol J. Williams ... Williams ) ... ....
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At least two Afghani children were killed and eight others were wounded in a bombing in Herat province Thursday, the Afghan Interior Ministry reported. The ministry said the bomb was planted by the Taliban and exploded among children playing outside at about 8.30 a.m. in the Gulran district of Herat. Related story. Scores dead as Taliban wages offensive in southern Afghanistan Carol J. Williams ... ....
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Indian aid worker Father Alexis Prem Kumar Antonysamy, who was recently kidnapped in Afghanistan by some unidentified militants, has been located to the Gulran district of Herat province in Afghanistan. ....
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Indian aid worker Father Alexis Prem Kumar Antonysamy, who was recently kidnapped in Afghanistan by some unidentified militants, has been located to the Gulran district of Herat province in Afghanistan. ....
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Indian aid worker Father Alexis Prem Kumar Antonysamy, who was recently kidnapped in Afghanistan by some unidentified militants, has been located to the Gulran district of Herat province in Afghanistan. ....
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MADURAI. Giving a fresh ray of hope for the family of the abducted Indian Jesuit priest in Herat, the Afghan authorities have said on Thursday that three Taliban members involved in the kidnapping were arrested ... He was abducted during a visit to Sohadat village, about 25 km from the provincial capital city, Herat ... News of Afghan authorities tracing the location of Prem Kumar to Gulran district has raised hopes of his family members ... ....
Priest’s abduction: Three held, search on to trace him
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MADURAI. Giving a fresh ray of hope for the family of the abducted Indian Jesuit priest in Herat, the Afghan authorities on Thursday said that three Taliban members involved in the kidnapping were arrested ... "The police in Herat are doing their best to ensure his safe release," Sediqqi said ... In Devakottai, the news of Afghan authorities tracing the location of Prem Kumar to Gulran district has raised hopes of his family members ... ....
Alexis Prem Kumar's Abduction: Afghans Arrest Suspect, Family Prays for Safe Return
Edit The Siasat Daily 05 Jun 2014
June 05.. Afghan security forces Wednesday arrested a suspect in connection with the kidnapping of an Indian aid worker, Jesuit priest Father Alexis Prem Kumar, in western Herat province even as his family in Tamil Nadu prayed for his safety and sought "good news" ... Local residents in Zendjan district said that the kidnappers might have taken Prem Kumar to Gulran district. No group has so far claimed responsibility for the abduction ... ....
Indian's abduction: Afghans arrest suspect, family prays for safe return
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Tweet. Kabul/Chennai, June 4 (IANS) Afghan security forces Wednesday arrested a suspect in connection with the kidnapping of an Indian aid worker, Jesuit priest Father Alexis Prem Kumar, in western Herat province even as his family in Tamil Nadu prayed for his safety and sought "good news" ... Local residents in Zendjan district said that the kidnappers might have taken Prem Kumar to Gulran district ... Post comments.. ) .. ).. Comments.. HOME . ....
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