In Afghanistan, a former Taliban leader rallied to the Islamic state group was killed Monday by a drone firing NATO. It is all qu'assurent Afghan authorities.
Mullah Abdul Rauf Khadim was shot in Helmand province in the south of the country. He was traveling with several men when their car was bombed.
No comments representatives of NATO.
However, the local police chief Nabi January Mullahkhel, spoke. He said that "(his) services (were) conduct operations in Helmand province in order to drive the insurgents and restore peace and stability."
According to sources on site, Mullah Abdul Rauf Khadim was responsible for unifying the dissidents rallied like him in the Islamic state group.
Afghan officials and Westerners are concerned about a rise of the EI jihadists in Afghanistan, in particular benefit from the recent withdrawal of foreign troops from the country.
