Sanaullah Ghafari, a terrorist who was a part of the plot to assault the Pakistani embassy, was assassinated in Kabul.
Sanaullah Ghafari
Kabul witnesses the murder of terrorist Sanaullah Ghafari, who was involved in an attack on the Pakistani embassy.Terrorists were involved in a number of attacks, one of which took place at the Pakistani embassy in Kabul.One of the most sought-after terrorists in the world and the leader of Daesh in KhorasanKunar province in Afghanistan was the location where Sheikh Shahab al-Muhajir, also known as Sanaullah Ghafari, met his end.Ghafari, who was from the Afghan capital city of Kabul, was on the run not only in Pakistan but also globally as a result of his involvement in many acts of terrorism in a number of different countries, including Afghanistan, Iran, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan.
Daesh Khurasan
Since April 2020, he had been in charge of Daesh Khurasan, a role in which he was also the mastermind behind all of the terrorist organization’s actions and the leader of its operational headquarters. It was believed that he was the mastermind of a number of assaults that took place in Pakistan and other nations across the world.This terrorist was involved in both the attack that took place on the Pakistani embassy in Kabul as well as the attack that took place on an imam bargah in Peshawar’s Qisa Khawani Bazar. In addition, he participated in the prison break in the province of Nangarhar in Afghanistan as well as the rocket assaults in the countries of Uzbekistan and Tajikistan.
United Nations
In December 2021, the United Nations, the United States of America, and the European Union all agreed to designate Ghafari as a worldwide terrorist. In addition, they offered a reward of ten million dollars for information that led to his capture or death. Ghafari was born in 1994 in the city of Kaul. According to statements made by the United States Department of State, he was “responsible for approving all ISIS-K operations throughout Afghanistan and Pakistan.”making arrangements to secure funding in order to carry out operations.There was evidence that Ghafari was involved in the attack on Shah Cheragh in Iran as well as the attack on a mosque in Mazar-i-Sharif, Afghanistan.The terrorist and his family had moved to Afghanistan from India, and he acquired his religious education at the Ghafari Madrasa in Kabul. Both countries were formerly a part of the Indian subcontinent.
national security
According to the national security rewards programme run by the United States Department of State called Rewards for Justice, a reward of up to ten million dollars has been set for information regarding Ghafari.”In June of 2020, the core leadership of ISIS appointed al-Muhajir, also known as Sanaullah Ghafari, to be the commander of ISIS-K, a terrorist organisation that the United States has classified as a foreign terrorist organisation. An ISIS communiqué that announced his employment identified al-Muhajir as an experienced military leader and one of ISIS-K’s “urban lions” in Kabul. Al-Muhajir has been involved in guerrilla operations and the planning of suicide and sophisticated strikes, according to a statement on the website of the programme.
