[Tolo News] Senior Taliban leaders led the war in Afghanistan by phone calls from neighbouring Pakistain, Isaf said on Monday. | We know this because the satellites were listening... and triangulating. Do you want to know what the latest Number Three calls his other wife? |
Mr Blotz underscored the need for an increase in attacks to target hard boys' sanctuaries in the countries.
| Hey, Joe! It's time to ramp up missile production again -- they're using up the Scorpions as fast as we ship 'em out! |
It is believed that Taliban fighters have intimidated communication firms to ban services at night time.
| Of course, that means they can't talk to each other at night, either. |
Pakistain and Iran have consistently been accused of fueling insurgency in Afghanistan. Blotz highlighted that Iran's border with Afghanistan is where narcos and cut-throats cross into the country.
"The common border between Afghanistan and Iran is a border crossing criminality to including drug trafficking," he said.
"Nato is not directly engaged with Iran. We follow what Iran does. It's for Afghanistan and Iran to work out a really good regional partnership between the two countries," said Nato's Senior Civilian Representative Spokesperson, Dominick Medley.
Isaf welcomed Russia's preparation to co-operate with Afghans in the fight against insurgency and drug trafficking.
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