Kabul, Nov.9 (ANI): Afghan army soldiers put the Taliban to flight in a successful offensive named "Operation Princess Kate".
The operation saw over 350 ANA soldiers and 60 Afghan cops sweep through a Taliban stronghold near Majar Bazaar in Nahr-e Saraj district.
According to the BBC, Afghan National Army sergeant Abdul Wahid explained: "We are grateful to the British troops for everything they are doing to help us become a capable army who can take on the insurgency. So we decided to name this important operation in honour of someone who is close to the hearts of the British people."
"It was very successful so maybe the name brought us good luck," he added.
"Along with my fellow warriors, I was proud to play my part and to honour a member of the Royal Family in this way," Wahid said.
hey forced insurgents to flee before setting up a new checkpoint to provide lasting security.
The offensive was overseen by around 100 British advisers from 2nd Battalion The Rifles. (ANI)
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