According to a @UNAMAnews report, the #NRF has caused harm to civilians in two of its attacks. Harming civilians in any way is not acceptable, no matter the reason or cause for which one is fighting. However, UNAMA must clarify two points for this matter for transparency and accuracy. First, the report mentions an explosion in Takhar that wounded civilians, referencing the NRF’s Facebook page in a footnote but failing to provide a direct link to any specific post. In addition, there is no information on NRF's social media accounts indicating that they carried out any attacks on October 5 in Takhar Province. However, reports from Afghanistan news sources mention an NRF attack on this date, claiming that the Taliban's Mullah Noor was severely wounded, with no mention of civilian harm. NRF's social media accounts reported only one attack in Takhar during October, which took place on October 23, rather than October 5. On October 5, the NRF did conduct two attacks, but these occurred in Herat and Panjshir Provinces according to NRF social media.

Also, the second claim involves an attack on the Taliban’s Interior Ministry, allegedly resulting in the deaths of "a civilian man." The footnote cites an NRF Twitter post stating that 15 Taliban members were killed. UNAMA should clarify the source of those information regarding civilian casualties. Was the information provided by the Taliban, or does it come from UNAMA’s own independent investigation?