Afghan Taliban Gain 222 Newly Trained Personnel

A group of 222 young recruits has graduated from the training center of the Afghan Ministry of Defense’s 209th Al-Fath Corps, following the completion of three months of military and ideological training.

The graduation ceremony was attended by senior officials, including Sheikh Dad Muhammad Muhammadi, the head of training and education at the Ministry of Defense, and the leadership of the 209th Al-Fath Corps.

Addressing the gathering, speakers urged the new personnel to uphold discipline, professional expertise, and the demands of national responsibility. They noted that these trained individuals would play a vital role in the defense of the country and the fulfillment of security-related duties.

According to the Ministry of Defense, the three-month training program encompassed military skills, as well as ideological and professional instruction, designed to enable the recruits to carry out their responsibilities effectively.

At the conclusion of the ceremony, the graduates expressed their commitment to utilizing their professional skills and the training they received toward the fulfillment of national security and defense duties.

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