Forces of the Afghanistan Freedom Front (AFF) executed a targeted strike against de facto intelligence operatives in Pul-e-Alam, the capital of Logar province, resulting in multiple casualties among regime security personnel.
According to operational communiqués released by the resistance movement, the assault took place at approximately 7:10 p.m. in the First Security District of Pul-e-Alam. The strike zone was situated in close strategic proximity to the de facto provincial police command headquarters. AFF fighters engaged a specialized unit of de facto intelligence militia, leaving three personnel dead and two others severely wounded before successfully withdrawing from the sector without suffering operational losses.
The coordinated strike underscores the persistent security challenges facing de facto administrative centers outside major urban hubs. Despite extensive intelligence surveillance and urban checkpoints established by regime security forces, anti-regime resistance networks continue to mount high-visibility guerrilla operations targeting intelligence installations and command outposts.
Regional security analysts note that tactical actions by fronts like the AFF serve to strain de facto enforcement capabilities, prompting increased military deployments and aggressive security sweeps across central provinces. Central authorities have not yet issued an official statement addressing the incident in Pul-e-Alam.