Taliban insurgents have beheaded two former Afghan government officials in the southern province of Helmand, officials said on Saturday. Local officials said the bodies were dumped on Saturday morning beside a road in Lashkargah, the provincial capital of Helmand where British troops have started deploying as part of NATO’s expansion plan. One of the dead men was Abdul Razaaq, a former pro-government militia commander for the province, they said. The interior ministry in Kabul said the beheadings were carried out by “Afghanistan’s enemies,” a term usually used by Afghan officials to describe Taliban and al Qaeda allies.Full Story
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