According to a source, 119 persons were killed on Jun 3-4 across Afghanistan, reports Tolo News on June 6.54 people, including 17 police force members, three supportive local police forces, 20 army members, five NDS personnel and 8 civilians were killed on June 3. Further, 65 people, including 15 police officers, 23 army members, five National Directorate of Security (NDS) personnel, 18 members of public uprising forces and 9 civilians were killed on June 4. “There are clashes in 24 to 27 provinces every day. Security forces casualties have increased, but it is not as much as the Taliban,” said Khan Agha Rezaee, the head of the internal security commission of the Wolesi Jirga (the lower house of Parliament).