Taliban militants executed two Afghan nationals in Pakistan's tribal areas, accusing them of spying for US-led forces in Afghanistan
Taliban militants executed two Afghan nationals in Pakistan's tribal areas, accusing them of spying for US-led forces in Afghanistan
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Taliban militants executed two Afghan nationals in Pakistan's tribal areas, accusing them of spying for US-led forces in Afghanistan. The bodies of the two brothers were found in an abandoned village in North Waziristan. A note hanging to the bodies read that the two were abducted from their houses in Khost - an Afghan city near the Pakistan border. "They were spies. They had been spying for US forces," added the note which was signed by Taliban. The Taliban have killed dozens of local tribesmen and Afghan nationals on charges of spying for US forces operating in Afghanistan so far this year.
— SOURCES
- (Sources: Press TV, 21/12/2008)
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