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Mujahideen officials
reporting from Gerishk district of Helmand province (Afghanistan) state that tens of
martyrdom seeking Mujahideen of Islamic Emirate stormed the second
largest enemy military base in southern Afghanistan, the Shorab airbase that houses tens of thousands of foreign terrorist invaders including the prince of
Whales, Harry last night. Officials
further say that dozens of terrorist invaders were killed in the initial phases
as well as several Jets, Apache and Chinook helicopters were destroyed. The military base is still engulfed in fire and covered in heavy
smoke.
It
should be mentioned that this operation is a part of revenge campaign by
the Mujahideen of Islamic Emirate for insult towards the beloved
Prophet of Islam, Hazrat Muhammad (SAW), and plans have been placed for
further retaliation throughout the country. On the other hand, NATO spokesperson, keeping up with the traditional Zionist norms of lying and twisting the truth, said that only 6 USZ fighter jets were destroyed and two significantly
damaged when Taliban attackers stormed a heavily fortified Afghan base
where Britain's Prince Harry is deployed on Friday. Lieutenant Colonel Hagen Messer conceded that the scale of
damage, carried out by more than a dozen attackers dressed in USZ Army
uniforms and armed with guns, rockets and suicide vests who managed to
storm the airfield, was unprecedented.
Three coalition refuelling
stations were also destroyed and six aircraft hangars damaged in the
assault at Camp Bastion in southern Helmand province, one of the
toughest battlegrounds of the war, the USZ-led NATO force said. In a
statement, it said the attack was "well-coordinated" and carried out by
around 15 attackers, who were organised into three teams and who
penetrated the perimeter fence.
"The attackers appeared to be well
equipped, trained and rehearsed," targeting fighter jets and
helicopters parked next to the runway, the so-called International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) said in the statement released nearly 36 hours
after the assault began.
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