On April 4, 2019, the Khaama Press News Agency reported
that Haris Jebran, a spokesman of the National Directorate of Security, which
is the Afghan intelligence agency, had announced the same day that six Islamic
State (ISIS) media activists had been arrested in Kabul City.[1]
Jebran said that those arrested had spread pro-ISIS messaging on Facebook,
Twitter, Instagram, and Telegram. He further said that, in a separate operation
in Nangarhar province, Afghan intelligence had arrested 10 other ISIS
operatives, who were involved in arms smuggling, assassination, and transporting
the family members of ISIS loyalists, and seized 12,500 kilograms of explosives.
[1] Khaama.com/6-isis-media-activists-arrested-in-kabul-city-03644, April 4, 2019.