BAGRAM AIRFIELD, Afghanistan – Two insurgents detained during separate Coalition forces’ operations have been positively identified as Mohammad Daud Gulzar and Abdul Kabir.
Mohammad Daud Gulzar was detained during a Jan. 21 operation in the Qalat District of Zabul Province, which targeted insurgents with ties to Taliban and foreign-fighter facilitators.
Gulzar is believed to have provided intelligence, logistical support and improvised explosive devices to Taliban forces.  He is also believed to be involved in the deaths of nine Afghan National Security Force members in Kandahar Province. 
Coalition forces also detained Abdul Kabir, known as Abdul Kabir Khan, during a Jan. 23 operation in the Ghazni District of Ghazni Province targeting a Taliban commander associated with suicide improvised explosive device operations.
Khan [Kabir] fired small arms at the Coalition forces during the course of the operation.  He then barricaded himself in a room containing a number of women and children.  Coalition forces successfully made their way into the room detaining Khan.
A search of the room revealed several hand grenades that were destroyed on-site and large sums of currency including $1,500 in U. S. currency. 
“Taliban losses in experienced fighters, funding and equipment continue to mount to the benefit of the Afghan people,” said Army Capt. Vanessa R. Bowman, a Coalition spokesperson. “With the Afghan peoples’ continued support, Coalition forces will continue to pursue insurgent hideouts until Afghanistan is a free, stable country without the fear of violence and instability the Taliban embody.”