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I'm not finding "Battle of Tora Bora (2017)" or any variant of that in the cited sources. I imagine that this may be a naming conflict.
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Berean Hunter
(talk) 00:48, 21 June 2017 (UTC)
Applodion I noticed you reverted my edit.
First of all, that is not Afghan government claim. If you read the news you will see that those claims are made by Abdul Saboor Sabet of National Directorate of Security (NDS).
They are not the words of government. Even they are not official claim of NDS. Officially NDS never claimed that ISIS was supported by any other country during the Tora bora battle.
Similarly, none of other Afghan news outlets reported this news.
They are the words of just one officer and whose words are not shared by Mr. Mohammed Masoom Stanekzai (director of NDS) or by Afghan government. 82.178.255.129 ( talk) 14:59, 18 March 2018 (UTC)
Applodion But the officials from main branch or even the director of NDS have never made any such claims which supports Mr. Abdul Saboor statement. So again Mr. Abdul Saboor is alone in his claim. NDS should have supported his claims as he is one of their officer but that did not happen even after such a long time. If NDS officially mentioned anything on the subject then every Afghan news outlets would have covered it. That is my point.
And as you mentioned that Afghan government is hostile to Pakistan, then wouldn't that mean that Afghan government would support Mr. Abdul Saboor claims? Why would they let go of this golden opportunity?
Perhaps Afghan government never heard of any such claims.
So I Don't think he should be labelled as government representative. 82.178.255.129 ( talk) 15:40, 18 March 2018 (UTC)
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I'm not finding "Battle of Tora Bora (2017)" or any variant of that in the cited sources. I imagine that this may be a naming conflict.
—
Berean Hunter
(talk) 00:48, 21 June 2017 (UTC)
Applodion I noticed you reverted my edit.
First of all, that is not Afghan government claim. If you read the news you will see that those claims are made by Abdul Saboor Sabet of National Directorate of Security (NDS).
They are not the words of government. Even they are not official claim of NDS. Officially NDS never claimed that ISIS was supported by any other country during the Tora bora battle.
Similarly, none of other Afghan news outlets reported this news.
They are the words of just one officer and whose words are not shared by Mr. Mohammed Masoom Stanekzai (director of NDS) or by Afghan government. 82.178.255.129 ( talk) 14:59, 18 March 2018 (UTC)
Applodion But the officials from main branch or even the director of NDS have never made any such claims which supports Mr. Abdul Saboor statement. So again Mr. Abdul Saboor is alone in his claim. NDS should have supported his claims as he is one of their officer but that did not happen even after such a long time. If NDS officially mentioned anything on the subject then every Afghan news outlets would have covered it. That is my point.
And as you mentioned that Afghan government is hostile to Pakistan, then wouldn't that mean that Afghan government would support Mr. Abdul Saboor claims? Why would they let go of this golden opportunity?
Perhaps Afghan government never heard of any such claims.
So I Don't think he should be labelled as government representative. 82.178.255.129 ( talk) 15:40, 18 March 2018 (UTC)