Taliban Kunduz attack: Afghan forces 'regain city'

Afghan officials say they have regained control of key areas of the northern city of Kunduz from the Taliban.
An operation launched overnight saw forces recapture government landmarks and inflict heavy casualties on the militants, officials said.

There has been no word from the Taliban, but fighting is reported to be ongoing. The city's capture was a huge blow to President Ashraf Ghani, coming on the first anniversary of his taking power.

Kunduz police chief spokesman Sayed Sarwar Hussaini told BBC Afghan on Thursday that the military had retaken the governor's office, the police chief's office and the intelligence agency building, adding: "Taliban bodies are lying around." 

The US Army confirmed that American and Nato military advisers, including special forces, were in the area, but denied they were fighting on the ground. "But these are dangerous situations and if they need to defend themselves, they will," said a spokesman.- Read More at BBC
Taliban Kunduz attack: Afghan forces regain city say officials

نیروهای افغانستان 'کنترل قندوز را از طالبان پس گرفتند'

نیروهای ویژه ناتو در افغانستان به جبهه جنگ قندوز اعزام شده‌اند

Afghan officials say government retakes Kunduz; Taliban denies - reuters