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The tunnels, which are thought to have been created over five to seven years, were carved into sheer rock within view of the snow-capped peaks of eastern Afghanistan.
Maj Gen Tariq Khan said the caves served as a key militant headquarters until troops overran the complex in the offensive. "There were Egyptians, Uzbeks, Chechens and Afghans killed in the operation," he said. Bedding including pillows and mattresses were found in the caves in Damadola, in the Bajaur tribal region, suggesting inhabitants had camped out for significant periods. Maj Gen Khan added: "Al-Qaeda was there. They had occupied the ridges. There were 156 caves designed as a defensive complex.
And doubling down, here's some raw footage of the 1st Battalion, 6th Marines fighting in Marjeh, Afghanistan.
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