NATION AND WORLD
University Daily Kansan, April 25, 1984
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Afghan government gains control of strategic valley
By United Press International
NEW DELHI, India — The Afghan government claimed full control yesterday of a strategic valley amid reports that Soviet troops had launched a major offensive with the Afghan army against win control of the rebel-below area.
A Western diplomat in the Indian capital said the Soviet Union began its seventh assault on the Panjshir valley Saturday, using thousands of troops backed by hundreds of tanks and heavy bombers.
It was thought that the Soviets for the first time used heavy bombing in their bid to crush Afghan guerrillas fighting to expel more than 100,000 Soviet occupation troops and oust the Soviet installed government government in Kabul.
The Panshir valley reportedly had been in the hands of rebel commander Ahmad Shah Masood, whose 7,000 guerrillas had repelled six previous Soviet offensives since the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in 1979.
"This they had to do because Ahmad Masood had failed to observe the truce and his forces were attacking the DRA forces."
Afghanistan's state-run Radio Kabul, monitored in New Delhi, said, "The DRA (Democratic Republic of Afghanistan) government is in full control of the Panjshir Valley."
"All the people who left the Panjishir should come back because complete security and order is maintained," it said.
BEIRUT, Lebanon — Mortar rounds and sniper fire killed at least two people in downtown Beirut yesterday and neutral security forces nearly finished gathering in a buffer zone separating Lebanon's warring factions.
By United Press International
The security troops began moving into the buffer zone Friday to disengage Muslim and Christian fighters in Beirut and the Shouf mountains. They were in place in all but two minor positions by late yesterday.
"I's just a question of clearing the road. The buffer force will go in tomorrow (today)" in the mountains where the paraman for the cease-fire committee said.
The fighting and troop distribution came as Christian President Amin Gemayel sought to end nine years of violence between the two groups divided factions into a unified government.
Four killed in Beirut fighting
IN THE SAUDI ARABIAN capital, Jordan's King Hussein met with King Fahd, Saudi radio said. During his visit he will discuss "recent Middle East and bilateral relations with King Fahd," the Jordanian news agency said.
Beirut radio said units of the estimated 1,000-man buffer zone force had moved into Aley, a Druse Muslim stronghold in the hills outside Beirut, and five areas in the capital "that were the source of the trouble."
Police said a dispute over a cease-fire monitoring post in Beirut had spiraled into violence.
NEAR ONE of the disputed posts, Lebanese Fores radio said unidentified gunmen in west Beirut attempted to shoot Jean Ghanem, the rightist Christian mullita's delegate to the Paris attacks that was supervising the deployment
survived "miraculously," but that two aides and a buffer force observer with the camera were killed.
Rival militiamen began fighting with machine guns at midday and later battled with mortars and anti-aircraft guns on the "green line" dividing the mainly Muslim western section of Beirut from the Christian eastern part.
Beirut radio said that Ghanem had
SNIPER FIRE KILLED two men in a neighborhood just west of the buffer zone on the Green Line, Beirut radio said. Muslim militiamen blamed Christian gunmen hidden a few yards away in east Beirut.
Stray mortar shells exploded in Jdeideh, an east Beirut neighborhood, wounding two girls as they walked on a side street, a Lebanese security source
A cease-fire committee, which met near the Green Line, later arranged a truce, and the gunfire died down in the afternoon.
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