Killed 70 militants and detained in military operations in Afghanistan

Announced Thursday, Afghan Interior Ministry that 34 insurgents were killed were also arrested 36 others in joint operations between the international forces, "ISAF" and the Afghan National Army in several provinces in Afghanistan, where it included "the mandates of Kabul, Nangarhar, Laghman, Kapisa, Bjlan and Helmand, Logar, Maidan Wardak, Ghazni, Paktia," during the four twenty hours.
The Afghan Interior Ministry that he had been seized some ammunition and drugs were also arrested two of the mine-layers and in possession of three anti-vehicle mines and a Kalashnikov assault rifle during operations in the "Helmand" .. As has been set seven anti-vehicle mines, explosives and a firearm and three rockets, three mines are detonated by remote control in addition to other equipment in the areas of "Laghman and Baghlan, Kunduz and Kandahar and Khost."
At the same time were arrested seven people on charges of forging passports, robbery, kidnapping, beatings and land grabs in the Afghan capital of Kabul.
It is noteworthy that an official source in the Afghan Defense Ministry had announced earlier Thursday that killed three people and injuring ten others in a bomb blast in the town, "Herat" Centre Region "Herat" in western Afghanistan.
The news agencies quoted the source as saying that the bomb was remote-controlled exploded near an airport, "Herat" time of the passage of a vehicle belonging to the Afghan border police.
The source added that the blast had killed three members of the Border Police are two women and a man in addition to injuring ten others, including two policemen.
The Afghan police also announced on Wednesday that killed eight policemen in an attack at a checkpoint near the district "of Lashkar Gah," province "Helmand".
For its part, informed the Foreign Minister of Pakistan, "Hanna Rabbani Khar," the General Assembly of the United Nations that the country is committed to working for peace in Afghanistan, which lies on the border in cooperation with U.S. and Afghan governments.
His comments came Foreign Minister of Pakistan after being warned Pakistan Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani the United States on Tuesday that the U.S. accusations of continuing that Islamabad lenient in dealing with the militants who launch attacks on U.S. interests in Afghanistan through areas patrolled by elements of the Taliban in Pakistan will lead to a feeling hostile toward the United States.
Was chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff U.S. Army, Admiral Mike Mullen had been charged directly to elements of the Pakistani Taliban of involvement in the attack on the U.S. embassy in the Afghan capital Kabul in the thirteenth month of Sept. in which he described during his testimony before a congressional committee the U.S. Haqqani network - a faction of the most violence between militants and the effectiveness of the Taliban - as "a real arm" of the Pakistani Intelligence Agency