The man, Mullah Dawood, is reportedly on the US 'hit list' of most wanted Taliban - or Joint Effects Priority List (JPEL) - and the Rzeczpospolita daily is describing his capture as Poland's biggest success during its mission in the war-torn country so far.
The International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) command has honoured the commandoes for their services to the international operation, a source in Afghanistan told the paper.
No details of the capture of Mullah Dawood are given, however, though the paper writes that 80 percent of successful Polish operations in Afghanistan can be put down to activities by the Special Commander Force or officers from GROM, the Polish equivalent of the British SAS or US Green Berets.
The Mullah Dawood captured by Polish troops is apparently not the same local Taliban leader as the one Australian troops were claiming to have killed in August.
ABC News reported at the time that a Mullah Dawood was killed in Uruzgan province last month, in an operation involving Australian and Afghan national security forces.
Poland has over 2,500 troops currently stationed in Afghanistan."
Polish special forces capture top Taliban? - TheNews.pl :: News from Poland
I say...
GREAT SUCCESS !!!

We need Polish faction ASAP


