US Caught Helping ISIS Commanders Escape from Taliban Prison in Afghanistan (+Video)
TEHRAN (Tasnim) – A large number of prisoners, all of them senior members of Daesh (also ISIS or ISIL) terrorist group, broke out of a Taliban prison in northwest Afghanistan after US troops helped them escape through a covert operation.
According to Tasnim dispatches, American forces operating in Afghanistan carried out a secret military operation in the northwestern province of Badghis two weeks ago and helped the Daesh inmates escape the prison.
The report added that 40 Daesh ringleaders, all of them foreigners, were transferred by helicopters after American troops raided the prison and killed all its security guards.
Abdullah Afzali, deputy head of Badghis provincial council, confirmed the news.
Informed sources have given a detailed account of the US operation to rescue the Daesh forces and the developments that helped Americans pinpoint the location of the prison in the mountainous areas.
Aminullah, a man from Uzbekistan, was one of the Daesh commanders held captive in the Taliban prison. His success to escape from the prison led to the dismissal of the Taliban prison guard and his punishment.
Aminullah was one of the prominent Daesh leaders in northern parts of Afghanistan.
Informed sources suggest that the Uzbekistani national had established close contact with the American military forces since the early days of moving to Afghanistan.
Americans used to employ Aminullah as an undercover among the Taliban to acquire information for carrying out operations against the Taliban in northern Afghanistan.
That is while, before Aminullah’s escape from the Taliban prison, the American forces had launched an extensive intelligence operation using drones to locate the Taliban prison in which the Daesh forces were being held, but their failure to get any useful information had created a sense of humiliation among Americans.
The informed sources say Aminullah made contact with Americans immediately after escaping from the prison, let them know about the exact location of the jail, and helped them plan a rescue operation.
Thereafter, the US forces analyzed the geographical position of the ‘Panjboz’ village and the Taliban prison and decided to carry out an aerial and heliborne operation to release the Daesh inmates, considering the number of the Taliban fighters and that the region was inaccessible by road.
Finally, the US launched an attack on January 13 by bombing the areas around the prison and killing a number of the Taliban forces. Afterwards, the American helicopters were dispatched to the operation zone and disembarked troops who killed the prison guards, released the Daesh forces and took them away on board the choppers.
Taliban forces had earlier captured the Daesh forces in Panjboz village after heavy clashes with Daesh terrorists.
The videos below show how the Taliban fighters freed the village from Daesh and imprisoned the terrorists in one of the houses of the village.
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It was not the first time that American forces helped the Daesh forces. During the armed clashes between the Taliban and the Daesh terrorists in western Afghanistan, the US forces repeatedly bombed the Taliban positions and transferred prominent Daesh figures, including local leader Mullah Nangiyali, with copters to the military bases.
This video shows the transfer of top Daesh figures and their families by Afghan forces.
and from Pravda:
The authors of the material indicate that the Afghan prison, from which dangerous terrorists escaped, is controlled by the militants of the radical Taliban movement. The prison itself, noted in Tasnim, is located in the province of Badghis in northwestern Afghanistan.
Anonymous sources told the Iranian edition that the special services of the United States of America helped the forty leaders of the Islamic State to escape from prison. This information was confirmed to journalists by the authorities of the province of Badghis.
It should be noted that earlier the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation declared its ties with the United States with a terrorist group. Thus, according to the information provided by the Russian diplomatic department, Washington is trying to prevent the disclosure of the real sponsors of the Islamic State through a number of military operations in Afghanistan *.
Earlier, Pravda.Ru wrote that the army of the United States of America had destroyed a detachment of Kurds, moving in the direction of the ISIL territory to strike at the terrorists. In the West, said they were wrong.
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Former US Psych Ops officer, Scott Bennett, with assist of a Swiss Bank employee, documented that ISIS soldiers were paid via thousands of secret Swiss bank accounts. The accounts were funded by the C.I.A.. For details, see “My Story” by Scott Bennett, on-line.
Bennett was not assassinated, but rather fraudulently imprisoned based on fraudulent charges drummed up by the U.S. Army.
ISIS= Israeli Secret Intelligence Service
Ever since “ISIS” has existed have they ever attacked Israel?
Have the ever destroyed anything but Christian and Islamic Religious sites?
Why do their “spoils of war” always end up in Israeli Museums?
Why do they always protect land occupied by Israel?
Why is their entire purpose to hold and secure pipelines that belong to Israel?
Why are they sullied militarily by Israel and the US?
Why are their wounded treated in Israeli Medi Vac Units?
– until end of 2016, ISIS murdered Moslems and Christians, essentially, in their massacres.
Such a care from the United States:
1. Witnesses and their testimony cleaned.
2. This gang will be needed elsewhere.
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