List of Taliban fatality reports in Afghanistan
This is a comprehensive list of Taliban killed in the War in Afghanistan.
This article lists most yearly totals, however there are some time frames that are not covered, thus the actual number of Taliban killed could be somewhat higher than the one given here. The Taliban bury their dead quickly and this prevents an accurate body count for them. But, at the same time, these numbers are from news agencies who received the information from ground commanders and they are not official NATO/Coalition counts for the number of Taliban that were killed.
2011
4,275 militants were killed between March 21 2011 and the end of the year, according to the Afghan government.[1]
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- 18 militants, including a commander, were killed in joint operations throughout the country on 18 December.[2][3][4]
- 8 Taliban were killed in joint operations throughout the country on December 15.[5]
- 8 Taliban, including 3 militant commanders, were killed in Kandahar and Maidan Wardak provinces on December 14.[6][7]
- 14 Insurgents, including 4 who were attempting to plant an IED, were killed by Afghan Security forces on 11 December.[8]
- 13 militants were killed in joint operations throughout the country on 9 December.[9]
- 5 militants, including the shadow governor of Kunar Province, were killed by security forces and a coalition airstrike on 7 December.[10][11]
- 42 Taliban killed throughout the country on 6 December.[12] The same day, 10 insurgents, including an insurgent commander, were killed in a coalition air attack.[13]
- 3 Taliban, including a would be suicide bomber, were killed on 5 December.[14][15]
- 8 Taliban killed in joint operations on 4 December.[16][17]
- 6 Taliban and Al-Qaeda killed in joint operations on 3 December.[18][19]
- 11 Taliban, including 10 Pakistanis who crossed the border, were killed on 2 December.[20][21]
- 25 Taliban killed in Joint Operations throughout the country on 1 December.[22][23]
- 49 Taliban, including 7 commanders, were killed throughout the country and the main base in Nooristan destroyed in joint operations between 29-30 November.[24][25]
- 38 rebels, including 1 commander, were killed in a coalition airstrike 28 November.[26]
- 27 militants were killed by Security Forces on 27 November.[27]
- 5 Taliban were killed by Afghan Forces on 26 November.[28]
- 107 Taliban were reported to have been killed between October 22, 2011, and November 22, 2011.[29]
- 23 militants killed and 46 captured in Baghlan, Helmand, Paktia, Nangarhar, Ghazni, and Paktika province between October 21-22. [30]
- 24 armed militants killed and 10 captured in Kabul, Ghazni, and Kandahar provinces on October 21. [31]
- 21 militants killed and 22 captured in Kabul, Zabul, Helmand, and Herat provinces between October 16-17.[32]
- 18 militants were killed and 22 captured in Kabul, Kunduz, Faryab, Kandahar, Helmand, Maidan-Wardak, and Khost provinces on October 14. [33] The same night 17 more militants were killed during a patrol in Narang district, Kunar province. [34]
- 434 militants killed in September.[35]
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- 118 Taliban were reported to have been killed between September 22, 2011, and October 12, 2011.[36]
- 20 insurgents killed and 22 captured by Afghan and ISAF troops on 21 September.[37]
- 4 insurgents killed and 4 captured in Helmand and Norristan on 19 September.[38]
- 60 Taliban, including 12 Pakistanis, were killed in a joint Afghan-Coalition operation in Nooristan Province between 17 September and 18 September.[39]
- 10 Taliban killed by ISAF troops during an anti-narcotics raid in Helmand on 17 September.[40]
- 8 Taliban killed and 2 captured in a clash between Afghan security forces and ISAF troops in Helmand on 16 September.[41]
- 23 Taliban killed and 13 captured in a joint Afghan-Coalition Operation in Badakhshan province on 14 of September.[42]
- 2 Taliban mine-planters killed by their own bomb on 13 September.[43] At least 6 additional Haqqani Network insurgents armed with RPGs killed by Afghan and Coalition troops during attacks on the US embassy, Police Station, and NATO headquarters in Kabul.[44][45][46]
- 12 Taliban Militants killed and 22 captured in joint Afghan-Coalition operations across the country that resulted in the seizure of multiple weapons on 12 September.[47]
- 4 Taliban killed by Afghan police in Nooristan[48] on 11 September.
- 3 Taliban killed by Afghan Security forces in an attack on mobile phone towers on 10 September.[49]
- 1 Taliban killed on 6 September.[50]
- 10 Insurgents were killed in clashes with Afghan Security forces in Swat Valley[51] on 5 September.
- 21 Insurgents were killed and 12 captured, including an insurgent commander[52] in NATO operations on 4 September.[53] Also, 8 Taliban militants, led by Mullah Mohammed Noor, were killed in Kandahar when a mine they were making exploded.[54]
- 9 Taliban fighters were killed and 27 captured by Afghan security forces in fighting across the country on 3 September.[55][56]
- 180 Taliban were reported to have been killed in August 2011.[57]
- 503 Taliban were reported to have been killed in July 2011.[58]
- 203 Taliban were reported to have been killed in June 2011.[59]
- 632 Taliban were reported to have been killed in May 2011.[60]
- 282 Taliban were reported to have been killed in April 2011.[61]
- 197 Taliban were reported to have been killed in March 2011.[62]
- 74 Taliban were reported to have been killed in February 2011.[63]
- 271 Taliban were reported to have been killed in January 2011.[64]
2010
5,225 Taliban were reported to have been killed in 2010.[65]
2009
Based on the Numbers below, 5,229 - 5,248 Taliban were reported killed in 2009
- 5 Taliban killed in fighting in Khowst province on January 1[66]
- 32 Taliban killed in fighting in Laghman province on January 6[67][68]
- 9 Taliban killed in Kandahar on January 6[69]
- 6 Taliban killed in fighting in Farah province on January 7[67]
- 5 Taliban killed in fighting in Zabol province on January 8[70]
- 32 Taliban killed in fighting in Laghman province on January 9[70]
- 22 Taliban killed in fighting in Kapisa, Kandahar, and Zabol provinces on January 19[71]
- 18 Taliban killed on January 18[72]
- 6 Taliban killed in fighting in Zabol province on January 21[73][74]
- 28 Taliban killed in fighting in Khost province on January 22[74]
- 15 Taliban killed in fighting in Laghman province on January 23[75]
- 4 Taliban killed in fighting in Kandahar province on January 29[76]
- 2 Taliban killed in fighting in Ghazni province on January 30[77]
- 24 Taliban killed from February 1–2[78]
- 70 Taliban killed on February 3[79]
- 7 Taliban killed in fighting in Khowst and Zabol provinces on February 5[80]
- 2 Taliban killed on February 8[81]
- 20 in Operation Diesel
- 1 Taliban killed in fighting in Farah province on February 15[82]
- 24 Taliban killed in fighting in Herat and Badghis provinces on February 16[83][84]
- 8 Taliban killed in fighting in Farah province on February 17[83][85]
- 30 Taliban killed by US drone on February 17 [86]
- 14 Taliban killed in fighting in Khost province on February 22[87]
- 16 Taliban killed in fighting in Helmand province on February 23[88]
- 10 Taliban killed in fighting in Oruzgan province on February 24[89]
- 1 Taliban killed in fighting in Nangarhar province on February 25[90]
- 25 Taliban killed in Kabul on February 28[79]
- 42-62 Taliban killed in Operation Strike of the Sword.
- 19-22 killed in Battle of Dahaneh.
- 150 Killed in Battle of Kamdesh.
4,610 Taliban were reported to have been killed between March 21, 2009, and March 20, 2010.[91]
- 5 Taliban killed in fighting in Kandahar province on March 1[92]
- 1 Taliban killed in fighting in Kandahar province on March 5[93]
- 16 Taliban killed in fighting in Khowst, Kandahar, Oruzgan on March 7[94]
- 10 Taliban killed in fighting in Kandahar province on March 10[95]
- 6 Taliban killed in fighting in Logar province on March 14[96]
- Battle of Alasay, 35 Taliban killed (70 supposed) during the battle, March 14–23.
- 5 Taliban killed in fighting in Kandahar province on March 15[96]
- 7 Taliban killed in fighting in Kandahar province on March 17[97]
- 32 Taliban killed in fighting in Helmand and Nangarhar provinces on March 19[68][98][99]
- 19 Taliban killed in fighting in Logar, Konar, Farah, and Jawzjan provinces on March 20[98][100]
2008
3,800–5,000 Taliban were reported to have been killed in 2008.[101][102]
2007
4,478–7,000 Taliban were reported to have been killed in 2007.[103]
2006
Based on the numbers below, 3,835 Taliban were reported to have been killed in 2006.
- 30 Taliban killed in fighting in Helmand province on February 3[104]
- 600 Taliban were reported to have been killed by the ANA and Coalition military and 174 by the Afghan police between March 21 and June 22[105]
- 120 Taliban killed in Operation Kaika.
- 600 Taliban were reported to have been killed between July 1 and July 26[106]
- 234 Taliban were reported to have been killed between August 1 and August 28[107]
- 2,077 Taliban were reported to have been killed between September 1 and December 13[108]
2005
Based on the numbers below, 1,225 Taliban were reported to have been killed in 2005.
- 1,200 Taliban were reported to have been killed between January and October[109]
- 9 Taliban killed in Charcheno district, Uruzgan province on December 6.[110]
- 13 Taliban killed in fighting in Kandahar province on December 8[111]
- 3 Taliban killed in Uruzgan province, and the Kabul-Kandahar highway on the night of December 17-18.[112]
2004
Based on the numbers below, 346-371 Taliban were reported to have been killed in 2004
- 10 killed in Operation Avalanche
- 9 Taliban killed on the Afghan-Pakistan border on March 6.[113]
- 3 Taliban militants killed and 5 captured in Zabul province on March 15.[114]
- 80 Taliban killed in fighting in Zabul province between May 22 and June 12[115]
- 20 Taliban killed in fighting in Kandahar province on May 26
- 85–100 killed in Operation Asbury Park
- 17 Taliban killed in fighting in Kandahar province on June 4[116]
- 70 Taliban killed in fighting in Khost province on August 2. [117][118]
- 6 Taliban killed in fighting in Kandahar province on August 16[119]
- 6 Taliban killed in fighting in Zabul province on September 7[120]
- 22 Taliban militants, including 3 Arab fighters, were killed and 3 captured in Zabul province on September 13.[121]
- Maulvi Abdul Ghaffar, a Taliban commander and two other militants were killed in Uruzgan province on the night of September 25.[122]
- 25 Taliban killed in fighting in Oruzgan province on October 9[123]
2003
Based on the numbers below, 239 Taliban were reported to have been killed in 2003.
- 18 Taliban killed in fighting in Kandahar province on January 28[124]
- 40 Taliban killed in fighting in Kandahar province on June 6 [125]
- 14 Taliban killed in fighting in Zabul province on August 25[126]
- 124 killed in Operation Mountain Viper
- 15 Taliban killed in fighting in Kandahar province on September 15[127]
- Hafiz Abdul Rahim, a Taliban commander was killed in Kandahar province on September 16.[128]
- Mullah Mohammed Gul Niazi and one other Taliban militant were killed in Naubahar district, Zabul province on September 18.[129]
- 20 Taliban killed in fighting in Zabul province on September 26[130]
- 2 Taliban killed in fighting in Paktika province on September 29 [131]
- 6 Taliban killed in fighting in Uruzgan on October 6 [132]
- 7-8 Taliban militants killed in Zabul province on November 8.[133]
2002
Based on the numbers below, 801-1,111 Taliban were reported to have been killed in 2002.
- 500–800 Taliban and al-Qaeda killed in Operation Anaconda.
- 11 Taliban and al-Qaeda killed in Operation Jacana.
- 200 Al-Qaeda fighters killed in Battle of Takur Ghar.
- 3 killed in Operation Harpoon
- 1 Al-Qaeda killed on December 23.[134]
- 1 gunman killed by U.S. special Forces on 17 November after firing on them.
- U.S. special forces killed 1 gunmen at a vehicle checkpoint on 29 August.[135]
- 4 militants in a car were killed by American soldiers when a passenger opened fire on them on 8 August. Earlier that week, 12 Taliban were killed in a firefight with Afghan police.[136]
- 2 Taliban militants killed by US special forces on 7 August.[137]
- 2 Taliban fighters killed by American Special Forces on June 18.[138]
- 2 Al-Qaeda killed by British Royal Marines on May 24.[139]
- 1 gunman killed by Australian Special Forces on May 20.[140]
- 10 suspected Al-Qaeda killed in an airstrike on 18 May.[141]
- 5 Al-Qaeda killed on 14 May.[142]
- 5 Taliban killed on May 14.[143]
- 4 Al-Qaeda or Taliban killed by American and Australian troops on 1 May.[144]
- 1 Al-Qaeda fighter killed by American special forces on 4 June 2002.[145]
- 4 Al Qaeda were killed on April 30.[146]
- 5 Al-Qaeda killed in fighting on April 14 when U.S. and Afghan forces called in an airstrike.[147]
- 16 Al-Qaeda killed on March 19 just after the end of Operation Anaconda.[148]
- 6 Al-Qaeda killed by U.S. special forces and local militia in a clash at a Kandahar hospital on January 27.[149]
- 15 Al-Qaeda killed in a US search and destroy operation.[150]
2001
Based on the numbers below, 7,029-7,129 Taliban were reported to have been killed in 2001.
- 80 Taliban soldiers killed in fighting in Balkh province on September 22[151]
- 6,000 Taliban soldiers were reported to have been killed between October 7 and November 28[152]
- 300–400 Taliban soldiers killed in the Battle of Qala-i-Jangi
- 12 Taliban soldiers killed in fighting in Kandahar on December 2[153]
- 7 Taliban soldiers killed in fighting in Kandahar on December 7[154]
- 200 Taliban soldiers and al-Qaeda killed in the Battle of Tora Bora
- 280 Taliban soldiers were massacred by the Northern Alliance after surrendering at Kandahar[155]
- 150 Taliban soldiers killed by Northern Alliance and |British forces in Mazar-i-Sharif.[156]
See also
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