Security Forces Patrol in Afghanistan – – The Afghan government has blamed the deaths of militants of the radical Taliban, who control the area of Spin Boldak. In southern Afghanistan, unknown assailants killed more than 100 civilians in the Spin Boldak region of Kandahar province. This was announced by the TV channel the day before. … Read more
Photo: AP Lavrov promises that Russia will not interfere in the affairs of Afghanistan – – Russia has no plans to deploy troops in Afghanistan or strike in the country, Lavrov assured. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov assured that Moscow does not plan to interfere in the internal situation in Afghanistan, writes Interfax Wednesday, July … Read more
Photo: aa.com.tr US military will leave Afghanistan completely by the end of summer – – At the moment, 95% of the US military has left Afghanistan, the US will completely leave the country by the fall. The United States withdrew 95% of its troops from Afghanistan. This is stated in a statement by the US … Read more
Taliban intend to stop fighting until negotiations are complete – – A ceasefire in Afghanistan is possible only after agreeing on a roadmap for a political settlement, the Taliban say. The radical Taliban agrees to end hostilities in Afghanistan after reaching a political agreement. This was stated by the representative of the political office of … Read more
The Taliban control a significant part of the territory of Afghanistan – – The Afghan military made a tactical retreat as part of a regrouping, according to Kabul. Militants of the radical Taliban movement captured a total of 169 districts in different provinces of Afghanistan. This was stated by their representative Zabiullah Mujahid, RIA Novosti … Read more
Photo: Tolo News The number of Afghan soldiers on the territory of Tajikistan has increased to almost 1,500 people – – The Taliban took full control of six counties in the northeastern Afghan province of Badakhshan. On the night of July 5, under the onslaught of the Taliban militants (recognized as terrorist and banned in … Read more