US EditionTaliban Say Death Sentences Issued for Two Sons of Man Executed in Public in Khost
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Taliban say death sentences issued for two sons of man executed in public in Khost
Taliban police in the eastern province of Khost said on Wednesday that two sons of a man executed in a public “qisas” killing on Tuesday have also been sentenced to death, though the punishments have been postponed because the pair are not in Afghanistan. Mostaghfar Gurbaz, spokesperson for the Taliban’s police command in Khost, said on X that the two sons of Mangal — who was executed on Tuesday in Khost’s central stadium — were wanted in connec…
The Taliban governor’s office in Khost says that the two sons of “Mangal,” a man who was publicly executed today (Tuesday, December 1) on charges of premeditated murder, have also been sentenced to death. Mustaghfar Garbaz, a spokesman for the Taliban governor in Khost, wrote in X that the man and his sons “brutally and mysteriously” murdered 13 members of a family in the village of “Bukhana” in the “Alishir” district of Khost about 10 months ag…
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