 During the four-day operation, the Soviets claimed to have inflicted heavy casualties on the rebels but the Mujahideen newspaper "Call of Jihad" put their losses at four killed.The first operation had installed a garrison of Afghan troops in a fort in the town of Rokha, but they quickly came uder siege by the Mujahideen and suffered constant losses from harassing fire.Beginning on August 28, a new offensive, dubbed Panjshir I, was carried out by Afghan and Soviet troops.