One of the victims was a women's rights activist and university professor Frozan Safi.
< p> In Afghanistan , four women were found murdered in the northern city of Mazar-i-Sharif after a phone call asking to “join an evacuation flight.”
AFP reports this on Wednesday, November 6, with reference to the representative of the Afghan Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Taliban, Qari Sayed Khosti.
It is noted that the bodies were found in one of the houses within the village. In connection with the incident, two people were arrested.
“Those arrested during the interrogation confessed that they were the women who were invited to the house.Three interlocutors, who wished to remain anonymous, heard that women were called inviting them to join the evacuation flight. The victims were last seen alive when they got into the car.
According to the newspaper, one of the victims was a women's rights activist and university professor Frozan Safi.
“I knew one of the these women, Frozan Safi, – said an employee of an international organization on condition of anonymity. – She was a very famous activist among women in the city. ” border.
“He knew all the information about me, asked me to send documents, wanted me to fill out a questionnaire, pretended to be an official from my office responsible for providing US information for my evacuation,” she recalled.
The woman added that the call seemed suspicious to her, and she blocked the contact. “I was already scared,” the interlocutor shared. “I am constantly afraid that someone will come up to me, take me somewhere and shoot me.”
