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Fierce fighting erupts in Afghanistan
KABUL. July 9: Fierce fighting erupted north of Kabul this morning as the ruling Taliban militia deployed heavy tanks and jets to break entrenched opposition positions around Bagram airbase, reports AFP.
Besmellah Khan, an opposition frontline commander, said the Taliban launched a dawn attack from around the so-called New Road and Old Road targeting the same airbase where heavy fighting broke out nine days ago.
He said fighters loyal to antl-Taliban commander Ahmad Shah Masood had so far rebuffed the new offensive, which was backed by artillery and aerial bombardment
The opposition said there had been civilians casualties but details were sketchy.
Fierce fighting is going on. The frontlines have not changed and our men have put up good resistance." Khan told AFP through a satellite telephone.
He said several Taliban tanks and other military vehicles had been destroyed in the Initial hours of the offensive 50 km north of here.
Taliban spokesmen were not immediately available to comment.
Both sides accused each other of unleashing attacks In the Bagram area on July I despite repeated warnings from the United Nations not to renew hostilities for the sake of regional security and the Afghan people.
The front had been quiet since July 2. neither side having made headway in the first major clash of the summer fighting season
But Yunus Qanuni. a senior aide to Masood, said the Taliban fundamentalist militia had regrouped and were again launching consecutive waves of attacks against opposition bunkers.
"So far, their two attacks have been repulsed. They are bracing for the third one." he said.
Qanuni accused Taliban Jets and artillery of indiscriminately hitting civilian targets In the nearby villages.
"There arc civilian casualties. But since the fighting Is Intense we do not have the exact figure,” he said by telephone from near the front
In Kabul, residents saw sev-cial military ambulances and Jeeps rushing Taliban casualties Io the bombed-out city's main military hospital