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286 New HIV Cases Detected in Afghanistan
Reports indicate a rise in detected HIV cases in Afghanistan. Reuters news agency reported on Tuesday, September 15 (24 Sunbula), that at least 286 new HIV infections have been recorded in Afghanistan over the past year and a half. According to the report, 86 of the total recorded cases were identified in the past five…
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US: Taliban Must Be Held Accountable for Harboring Terrorist Groups
Mike Waltz, US representative to the UN Security Council, at the council’s meeting on Afghanistan, accused the Taliban of hosting terrorist groups and warned that the consequences of Afghanistan’s developments are not limited to the country’s borders. On Wednesday, September 16 (25 Sunbula), Waltz called on the Security Council to compel the Taliban to take…
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UN: Number of Prisoners in Taliban Prisons Reaches 30,300
António Guterres, UN Secretary-General, said in his latest report on Afghanistan that, according to Taliban prison administration statistics, the number of prisoners in the group’s prisons reached 30,300 as of July 20. The report, published on Wednesday, September 16 (25 Sunbula), states that the Taliban prison administration announced on May 26 that the group’s Supreme…
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UN: Afghanistan-Pakistan Border Remains Unstable
António Guterres, UN Secretary-General, said in his latest report to the Security Council that the Afghanistan-Pakistan border has remained unstable from May 1 to July 31 due to airstrikes, drone surveillance, and reciprocal military actions. According to the report published on Wednesday, September 16 (25 Sunbula), Pakistani airstrikes in May and June targeted parts of…
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UN: Taliban Opponents Carried Out 88 Attacks in 21 Provinces
The United Nations, in its latest report on Afghanistan’s situation, has said that armed groups opposing the Taliban claimed responsibility for 88 attacks across 21 Afghan provinces between May 1 and the end of July. According to the report published on Wednesday, September 16 , the UN verified 55 of these attacks, and the number…
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Germany Deports 13 Afghan Citizens to Kabul
German media have reported that 13 Afghan citizens — convicted of serious crimes including sexual offenses, assault, and drug trafficking — were deported from Germany to Kabul on a charter flight. NTV reported that the individuals were transferred to Afghanistan on Tuesday, September 15 (24 Sunbula). Germany’s Interior Ministry said the deportees had records of…
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US Approves Sale of F-35 Fighter Jets to Saudi Arabia
The US State Department has approved the potential sale of 48 advanced F-35 fighter jets to Saudi Arabia, valued at approximately $24.3 billion. Reuters news agency reported on Friday September 18, the 27th of Sunbula, that Saudi Arabia had submitted its request to purchase these fighter jets directly to Donald Trump, the President of the…
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Hamdullah Mohib Accuses Khalilzad of “Betrayal” in the Fall of the Republic
Hamdullah Mohib, the former National Security Advisor of Afghanistan, has published a book titled “Shadows Over Kabul; An Insider’s Account of the Fall of the Afghan Republic,” in which he presents his account of the fall of the republican system. The book was published in English on Thursday September 17, the 26th of Sunbula. In…
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Taliban Announce Start of Construction of “Qutaybah Ibn Saeed Baghlani” Industrial Park in Baghlan
The Office of the Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs of the Taliban group has announced the start of construction work on the “Qutaybah Ibn Saeed Baghlani” industrial park in Baghlan province. The project began on Friday September 18, the 27th of Sunbula, with the presence of Abdul Ghani Baradar, the Taliban’s Deputy Prime Minister…
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Seven Killed in Pakistan Military Operations
Pakistani sources have reported that seven people were killed in two operations by the country’s security forces in Balochistan province, on suspicion of links to terrorist groups. The Dawn newspaper reported on Friday, September 19, that five people were killed in the “Fateh Ali” area of Panjgur district and two others in the “Dadhar” area…
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