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National Resistance Front Engage Enemy Checkpoint in Afghanistan
Published 2 years ago
Members of the National Resistance Front, or NRF for short, utilize night vision devices and RPGs to conduct a raid on an enemy checkpoint.
Fun fact, there's a certain word I'm not allowed to put above the fold. I might not even be able to use the word in the article at all without drawing in ire from the powers that be. The reason I can't use the word is because we're not allowed to talk about the situation right now. It's been deemed an unsafe word to use by the algorithms that dictate the way information is delivered to you on the internet. I'm not going to use the word, but the guys being attacked in this video by the NRF are members of a certain insurgent faction responsible for letting a certain other faction of attackers conduct a large attack on American soil in 2001.
The group's name, that I will only refer to as the enemy from here on out, is a group that was considered an enemy of the United States for almost 20 years of near constant combat. We surrendered the country to them in August of last year, and their name rhymes with abominable snowman. The reason I can't mention the name of the faction clearly getting wrecked in this video is because a certain group who have a blue icon and recently changed their parent company name won't let us.
Either way, we should be far enough down to where their robots have stopped reading. This is the National Resistance Front, formerly known as the Northern Alliance, absolutely rocking a Taliban checkpoint in Golbahar, Parwan. They utilize night vision and RPGs to open the attack, and killed 7 Taliban fighters.
