Al Jazeera: Afghanistan: Thousands flee fighting between government, Taliban
About 5,000 families flee their homes from northern Kunduz city as Taliban fighters intensify attacks across the country.
About 5,000 Afghan families have fled their homes in the northern city of Kunduz after days of fighting between Taliban fighters and government forces, officials said on Saturday, as the deadline looms for US-led troops to withdraw.
Heavy fighting has also been reported in the provinces of Kandahar and Baghlan, where the Afghan forces claimed to have retaken areas from Taliban control but the armed group still held on to parts of Pul-e-Khumri area in central Baghlan, according to local media.
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Afghanistan War News Updates -- June 28, 2021
Past 24 Hours: 4 District Centers Fall, ANDSF Secures Kunduz City -- TOLO News
Five Districts Fall to Taliban in 24 Hours -- TOLO News
Ahead of US troops withdrawal: Fighting between Afghan troops, Taliban intensifies -- The International News
Thousands displaced by fighting around Kunduz -- DAWN/AFP
'We are homeless now': Fighting displaces thousands in Afghanistan's north -- TRT
Afghanistan defends move to arm people against Taliban territorial gains -- Arab News
Taliban’s Deputy Emir Issues Guidance for Governance in Newly Seized Territory -- HSToday
Dutch mission in Afghanistan accomplished, soldiers returning home -- Khaama Press
Afghans under shadow of uncertainty as Taliban approach Kabul -- CGTN
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