People are being imprisoned and sold as livestock. Everyone knows it but no one cares about it for so many years. In any country with normal laws and order, no matter how poor the country is, it will not be like this.
This is the tragedy that war brings to ordinary people, and it is also the darkness left over from Saddam's era.
Jason and others are just soldiers. They can only do so much to rescue these persecuted people. There is nothing else they can do.
After reporting the situation to the operations center, Jason immediately began to investigate one by one.
Just after checking about 10 people, Long Zhan's call came over the radio.
"B1, I am b6. The first house has been completed here. Mazari was not found. We are moving to clean the second house."
"B1 received it, I'm in trouble here, you should keep an eye on the target."
Jason told Long Zhan to speed up the investigation.
As the offensive area of the Afghan special forces becomes larger, the number of things to be dealt with will gradually increase, and the opportunities for Salim's people to take action will also greatly increase.
This means that the further time goes by, the more dangerous Palmas will be.
"b6 received."
Al Fang's special team has arrived outside the second house, and Long Zhan ended the radio call.
The team members gathered on both sides of the door. Major Nabi pushed the door with the tip of his gun. The door opened directly and was not locked like before.
Realizing that someone inside the house had opened the door, Major Nabi immediately took out a flash bomb and threw it in.
"Bang!"
Flashbangs exploded inside the house.
"Da da da……"
As soon as the bright light disappeared, continuous rifle fire sounded in the room.
It was obvious that the people in the house had been hiding in advance and were ready to fight. They were blinded by flash bombs and panicked for a while, shooting randomly.
Although the quality of Alfang's special forces is a bit poor, they must be praised when it comes to their bravery in the dragon battle.
The sound of firing in the house continued without stopping. No one knew in which direction these bullets were fired. The Alfang special forces actually rushed in like this.
When I entered, I saw a militant with an AK rifle still spraying flames in his hand.
Fortunately, the militant was dodged by the flash grenade. The direction of the gun muzzle deviated from the door by about 20 degrees, and the Afghan special forces who rushed in avoided being beaten into pieces.
This kind of not caring about anything is "reckless". Even Long Zhan, who is accustomed to being a fierce man, has to give in.
In fact, given the situation in front of us where the militants were panicking and firing randomly, they only had to wait outside the house for two or three seconds before the magazine would be empty.
You can completely avoid this risk by waiting for the moment his magazine is empty before rushing in.
As long as a country has mature combat experience, its special forces will know such details to avoid casualties among team members.
It's a pity that the real level of the Afghan special forces this time is not even as good as that of the Marines, and most details have been ignored.
Long Zhan dares to be determined.
The mortality rate of this Afghan special forces is definitely much higher than that of normal special forces. It is even normal for one or two people to die in each operation.
But then again.
In Afghanistan, which is now in such chaos, if the special forces are not more "strong", they will lose all space for survival.
This desperate pursuit of speed may also be a compromise forced by the situation.
Killing two special forces in one mission will probably not be taken seriously. The Afghan government cares about whether they can do things "beautifully".
In order to please the government's special forces, they have to compromise, otherwise they will face the tragedy of withdrawing military spending at any time.
The militants guarding the door had their guns crooked, and no one could kill the Afghan special forces who rushed in. They were successfully killed by the Afghan special forces who rushed in.
Next, all the way in, the tactics are exactly the same.
From the outermost room to the innermost room, he would first throw a flash bomb at each house, and then rush in with the gun in hand regardless of the situation in the house.
Even the action of replenishing the gun requires Dragon War walking behind.
The combat rhythm of the entire Alfang special team can be summed up as being very urgent, with too much emphasis on the factor of speed.
It was in a hurry from the beginning to the end, and I kept rushing to the inside desperately.
Perhaps the Alfang special team was lucky tonight, or maybe the night fighting equipment plus flash bombs gave them enough advantages in this unequal battle.
A team like A Fang pushed through three rooms and killed four militants.
Fortunately no one was injured.
This house may be where Mazari lived. It doesn't look very big from the outside, but in fact it's a wonderful place inside.
Pushing to the end of the three rooms is a passage that leads down to a basement.
The Alfang special team did not hesitate to get into the passage and continued to pursue the militants who fled inside. The tactics were still the same as when they entered the door.
No matter if you encounter a corner or an underground room, just rush inside with the flash bomb to clear the way.
This kind of fierce attack advances very fast, which itself has great disadvantages, but it also brings advantages in this attack mode.
The militants in the house were unable to react.
Being chased all the way, there was no way to build a defense, and he was quickly driven to the innermost position.
"Bang~"
Another flashbang exploded.
Major Nabi and a vanguard led the way. They rushed into the corner the moment the flash bomb exploded and found that they had reached a dead end.
There was a man in a white coat who turned his back to them to avoid the flash bombs.
"Hands up, turn around slowly, hurry up."
Major Nabi yelled at the man in the white coat and kept firing at the man in the white coat at any time. He was quite professional in this regard.
However, the man in the white coat didn't want to sit back and wait for death. He turned around and was about to shoot.
"Bang bang bang."
Major Nabi and the vanguard opened fire at the same time, and the man in the white coat fell to the ground with high-velocity bullets.
Major Nabi walked over, picked up the pistol and threw it aside. He grabbed the hair of the man in the white robe and lifted his face from the ground.
After seeing his face clearly, he shouted happily: "It's Mazari, we have killed him."
When Long Zhan heard that Mazari had been killed, he quickly came to the front from the rear of the team.
Long Zhan follows the Afghan special forces team to fight. Behind the scenes, the real purpose is to monitor suspicious people. On the surface, the job is to determine the identity of Mazari.
Now that Mazari has been killed, Long Zhan needs to go out to work.
He took out a strong flashlight with his left hand and shone it on Mazari's face. He took the camera he brought with him in his right hand and took a picture of the dead Mazari's face.
This is the most important item of the "sse program", and subsequent photos will have to be compared and confirmed.
After taking photos and confirming the identity of the deceased as Mazari, Long Zhan directly reported across levels: "Combat center, this is B6, it has passed the Hatch stage."
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