Taliban offensive in Afghanistan: wounded civilians transported to Kabul
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The Taliban launched a major offensive across the country a few months ago against government forces seizing many districts.
Fighting which caused many victims among civilians.
AFP - ZAKERIA HASHIMI
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There will be no truce in the fighting in Afghanistan on the occasion of Eid which begins this Tuesday, July 20.
This is the conclusion of the round of discussion which ended in Doha, Qatar on Sunday.
The two sides parted ways without significant progress as fighting rages on the ground in Afghanistan.
The Taliban launched a major offensive across the country a few months ago against government forces seizing many districts.
Fighting which caused many victims among civilians.
The wounded in the center of the country are transported to the Emergency war hospital in Kabul.
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With our correspondent in Kabul,
Sonia Ghezali
Leaning against the wall of the hospital, a patient man.
He is waiting his turn to visit one of his injured girls in their village northeast of Kabul who was captured by the Taliban two weeks ago.
“
They were walking near a roadblock manned by the Taliban,
” he said.
We saw a big plane come and drop a bomb on them.
There were several injured.
My two daughters were.
"
Her other daughter is hospitalized in Tagab district, Kapisa province.
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A few meters away, in the back of a Corolla, Zabiullah is ready to go home with his father.
He is 13 years old.
His left leg is bandaged.
He was shot and wounded in fighting between the police and the army in Wardak province, southwest of Kabul.
“
We came back from the mountains with our sheep, we brought grass with us,
” he says.
I was with my brother when there was gunfire at the police checkpoint.
I was hurt.
I was lying down from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
I remember my brother asking me how I was feeling, and then he died.
"
His 9-year-old brother Rafiullah was buried in their village which fell under Taliban control a month ago.
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