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The article reports on offense of Taliban insurgents which has caused several attacks across Afghanistan killing several soldiers and police officers and mentions that Afghanistan military helicopter had been crashed in southern province of Helmand, Afghanistan.

The article reports that several Islamic State gunmen have attacked the Save the Children office in the eastern Afghan city of Jalalabad after an explosion that killed several people and wounded dozens in a siege, and notes that Islamic State's local affiliate has claimed responsibility.

The article reports that the Islamic State has not been vanquished in eastern Afghanistan and is on the run in its territory in Iraq and Syria and has waged brutal attacks.

The article reports on the decision of the Afghan National Army to take over security in Jalalabad, Afghanistan after an assault by the Islamic State on July 31, 2018.

The article reports the attack made on the television station Shamshad TV located in Kabul, Afghanistan by a group of gunmen wearing suicide vests, resulting in the killing of two people at the station.

The article offers information on the war against terrorism in Afghanistan. Topics discussed include bombing buildings in Ghazni, Afghanistan by Taliban; no reporting of casualties and assaults to Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, and views of American military's chief spokesman Martin L. O'Donnell on creating problems for residents and carrying out bombings by insurgents.

The article reports on the rise of night-vision attacks in Afghanistan that killed 26 government security officers and burned two schools, without immediate claim of responsibility while government put the blame on Taliban insurgents.