Afghan defence minister,army chief resign after Taliban attack

AFP  |  Kabul 

The defence minister and his army chief resigned today, days after a attack at a military base in northern killed or wounded more than 100 soldiers, a presidential statement said.

"President Ashraf Ghani has accepted the resignation of the defence minister and army chief of staff," the statement from Ghani's office said.

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Afghan defence minister,army chief resign after Taliban attack

The Afghan defence minister and his army chief resigned today, days after a Taliban attack at a military base in northern Afghanistan killed or wounded more than 100 soldiers, a presidential statement said. "President Ashraf Ghani has accepted the resignation of the defence minister and army chief of staff," the statement from Ghani's office said. The defence minister and his army chief resigned today, days after a attack at a military base in northern killed or wounded more than 100 soldiers, a presidential statement said.

"President Ashraf Ghani has accepted the resignation of the defence minister and army chief of staff," the statement from Ghani's office said.

(This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

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