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[h=1]A head for a head: Afghan militia decapitate four ISIS fighters - after extremists killed their own men in the same brutal way[/h]

• A total of eight men have been decapitated by the blood-thirsty rival groups
• ISIS beheaded the four militiamen and its fighters were killed in revenge
• All eight men were taken hostage during a violent gunfight on Saturday
• Afghan officials say four districts have recently come under ISIS control

PUBLISHED: 12:36, 27 December 2015 | UPDATED: 15:12, 27 December 2015





ISIS fighters and an Afghan militia group have beheaded a total of eight men in a series of tit-for-tat revenge killings, according to an Afghan official.
Four men have been beheaded from each side, in a blood-thirsty decapitation war following a gunfight on Saturday.
The ISIS fighters were beheaded by the militia group, in pay-back after ISIS beheaded four of the militia members.
The killings have been going on in the eastern border province of Nangarhar, in Afghanistan.



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Gruesome: Heads of ISIS militants are displayed on piles of stones along a main road through the Achin district of Nangarhar province, Afghanistan. The terror group is engaged in a blood-thirsty conflict with a militia group, controlled by a prominent Afghan law maker

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Revenge: An Afghan official said ISIS and a militia group have beheaded four of each other's members in a series of tit-for-tat revenge killings. Pictured, Afghan militia men raise their weapons as they stand guard in the Achin district of Nangarhar province east of Kabul, Afghanistan, December 27





Ghalib Mujahib, governor of the Achin district in the south of Nangarhar province, said that the eight men who died had all been captured by their opposition during battles on Saturday.
He said that four members of the militia group - which is controlled by prominent lawmaker Zahir Qadir, deputy speaker of parliament - were taken hostage during a gunfight with ISIS, and beheaded.

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In revenge, four of the five ISIS gunmen captured by the militia men were also beheaded. The heads were then placed on stones along a main road through Achin.
'We condemn the act of Daesh, and of course we condemn the act of Qadir's men here,' continued Mujahib, using an alternative name for ISIS.
'It is not acceptable for either side to act like this.'
It is not unusual for powerful figures in Afghanistan to control personal militias, though the central government and international organisations such as the United Nations have expressed concern about a growing number of armed groups that are not part of the government's security force.
Achin is one of four districts that Afghan officials say has come under ISIS control in recent months.

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Killings: All eight men were taken hostage during a gunfight on Saturday. Pictured, an Afghan militia man walks in the Achin district of Nangarhar province east of Kabul, Afghanistan, on December 27

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Taking control: An Afghan militia man stands guard in the Achin district of Nangarhar province. Achin is one of four of the country's districts which officials say has been taken by ISIS in recent months



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Government forces have returned to the area to try to dislodge the extremists, who also fought fierce battles with the rival Taliban in the region during the summer months.
ISIS has a presence in other volatile regions of Afghanistan, but Nangarhar appears to be their main powerbase.
Meanwhile, in southern Helmand province - where the Taliban are fighting government forces for control of a number of districts - a roadside bomb killed a local police commander and two of his bodyguards, said provincial police spokesman Shah Mahmood Ashna.
He said that other two police officers were wounded in the explosion in the provincial capital of Lashkar Gah.

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Damning: Afghan authorities condemned the acts of both ISIS and the militia group. Pictured, Afghan militia men stand guard in the Achin district of Nangarhar province

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Violence: ISIS has a presence in other volatile regions of Afghanistan, but Nangarhar appears to be their main powerbase. Pictured, an Afghan militia man stands guard in the Achin district of Nangarhar province



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[loomis41973]

The more heads the better

 

[Dave007inVegas]

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