Jund al Khilafah claims attack in Kazakhstan
The terror group said “a solder in our brigade” killed six people, including four security personnel, in Taraz on Nov. 12.
The terror group said “a solder in our brigade” killed six people, including four security personnel, in Taraz on Nov. 12.
An “Islamist militant” killed six people, including four security personnel, during attacks in the southern Kazakh city of Taraz. Jund al Khilafah, a group based on the Pakistan-Afghan border, vowed last week to continue attacks in Kazakhstan.
An “Islamist militant” killed six people, including four security personnel, during attacks in the southern Kazakh city of Taraz.
Rawil Kusaynuv, the emir of the Zahir Baibars Battalion, a unit in the Jund al Khilafah, said there are several battalions operating in Afghanistan.
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