Following their claims of responsibility for today's shooting of two ISAF military advisers (they claim four, but have been known to exaggerate), the Taliban have engaged in an online scuffle with the International Security Assistance Force via their respective Twitter accounts.

and if @ISAFmedia thinks these protests against desecration of Quran are bad, just wait until the weather warms up this year!

— Abdulqahar Balkhi (@ABalkhi) February 25, 2012

@abalkhi We have plenty of might in store for you this year, just like we did last year.

— ISAF (@ISAFmedia) February 25, 2012

@abalkhi Maybe you will be the one protesting after ISAF puts a hurting on you in 2012. Killed, captured or reintegrate.

— ISAF (@ISAFmedia) February 25, 2012

Question is how much longer will terrorist @ISAFmedia put innocent Afghans in harm's way? when the nation has clearly spoken against them???

— Abdulqahar Balkhi (@ABalkhi) February 25, 2012

@abalkhi Really? You're really making that statement with the data out there showing innocents killed by the Taliban?

— ISAF (@ISAFmedia) February 25, 2012

@ISAFmedia are you referring to the UNAMA data? the same UNAMA that ordered shooting of protestors in Kunduz today? 3 killed, 50 wounded...

— Abdulqahar Balkhi (@ABalkhi) February 25, 2012

@ISAFmedia How the dialogue elevates. Look: Nobody takes you seriously. Everything you type is wrong. Just. Stop.

— Abdulqahar Balkhi (@ABalkhi) February 25, 2012

@abalkhi ISAF release (and most media reports) stated two casualties, not four.

— ISAF (@ISAFmedia) February 25, 2012