Brits Break Agreement With Taliban

The agreement between the British invaders and the Taliban on Mosa Qala has been broken by NATO troops and not by the Mujahidden, the official spokesman of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan Taliban Dr M. Hanif said on Tuesday, December 5, 2006.

Mujahideen of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan Taliban attacked  foreign troops on Monday, December 4, 206,  when they entered the  Landi Nawa area of Mosa Qalla district .

The invaders were defeated, and after the battle NATO pounded the  area which led to a destruction of several houses and the killing of a  large number of civilians.

The agreement has been broke by foreign invaders because it were the foreign troops that  entered the area that was closed for them according to the agreement, Dr M. Hanif stressed

The Mujahideen warned the foreign intruders that they were to leave the area but they ignored the warning  so the Mujahideen had to attack them, Dr M. Hahif said.

The Mujahideen of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan Taliban respect the agreement with tribal elders. They never do anything  against the will of the  people or people' s agreements, Dr M. Hanif said.

"That is why we can say that  the responsibility for clash of December 4, 2006, rests with the  foreign troops," the spokesman concluded.

Meanwhile, a Mujahid  of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan Taliban, named  Abdullah from the Zabul province, performed a sacrificing attack against a NATO military convoy in the Miruis Maena area near Panjawa in the city of Kandahar at noon on Tuesday, December 5, 2006, destroying an invaders' vehicle and killing or wounding a number of foreign troops.

According to eyewitnesses, the invaders loaded the bodies of their dead soldiers into a medical helicopter.