US drones are flying again in Afghanistan

US drones MQ9, Reaper, and Predator begin flights over Kandahar, Kunar, Nangarhar, Herat, and northern Afghanistan
Dawn Political Reporter
Kabul: The US drones in Afghanistan started flying again.
US drones MQ9, Reaper, and Predator have started morning to evening, night, and sometimes afternoon flights over Kandahar, Kunar, Nangarhar, Herat, and northern Afghanistan.
In addition to changes in the security of around 19 leaders, including key Taliban leaders Maulvi Yaqoob, Interior Minister Sirajuddin Haqqani, and intelligence chief Maulvi Wasiq, their activities have been curtailed and large gatherings banned.
The US authorities maintain that the purpose of the drones is to track ISIS leaders and that ISIS leaders may want to come to Afghanistan from Iraq, including Syria. According to the sources, after the attack of Daesh on Russia, fear is being expressed that similar attacks are also being expressed in Europe. US drones are flying from a fleet in the Arabian Sea. The Taliban suspect that these planes are flying from the Pakistani border. However, currently, there is no fleet of drones in Pakistan. The Taliban have sought China’s help to stop these drones and have requested China to install a J-21 radar in Afghanistan.