Author: Taneen
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Wedding or the Beginning of Debt? Heavy Ceremony Costs Worry Young People
A number of young people in Kabul say that the rising costs of wedding ceremonies, along with economic problems and reduced financial capacity of families, have made marriage difficult for many of them. Young people who are on the verge of marriage tell Taneen that hall rentals, food costs, bride and groom’s clothing, decorations, photography,…
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Clashes in Nuristan
After the Afghanistan Freedom Front announced that clashes between its forces and Taliban fighters in Kamdesh District of Nuristan Province began on the morning of Saturday, September 26, and continued until the time of publication. In contrast, sources and media close to the Taliban have claimed that Taliban special forces near the Durand Line in…
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Wall Street Journal: Trump Has Not Accepted Iran’s Seven-Day Ceasefire Plan
The Wall Street Journal, citing American officials, has reported that Donald Trump, the President of the United States, has not accepted Iran’s proposal for a seven-day ceasefire. The newspaper wrote on Saturday, September 26, that based on Trump’s current position, it is possible that conflicts may resume toward renewed American military attacks against Iranian positions…
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Stéphane Dujarric: UN Continues to Follow the Critical Situation of the Afghan People
Stéphane Dujarric, the spokesperson for the UN Secretary-General, has announced that the organization continues to follow the critical situation of the Afghan people, especially women and girls who are deprived of their most basic rights year after year. Speaking to Afghanistan International on Saturday, September 26, he said that Afghanistan remains one of the important…
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Freedom Front: Clashes with Taliban in Kamdesh District of Nuristan Began This Morning and Are Still Ongoing
The Freedom Front has announced that clashes between its commandos and Taliban fighters in Kamdesh District of Nuristan Province began on the morning of Saturday, September 26, and are still ongoing. The front said in a newsletter published on X that Taliban fighters attacked the trenches of Freedom Front commandos in Kamdesh District of Nuristan…
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Araghchi: America Must Accept Iran’s Seven-Day Plan to Reopen Hormuz
Seyed Abbas Araghchi, the Foreign Minister of Iran, says that Tehran has presented a specific seven-day plan to the United States for reopening the Strait of Hormuz and resuming normal ship traffic, and now the decision-making on this matter depends on Washington. Araghchi said in an interview with reporters at the United Nations headquarters on…
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Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey to Increase Intelligence Sharing and Military Coordination
Military officials from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey have agreed to increase intelligence sharing, military coordination, and integration of defense capabilities among the three countries. Reuters news agency reported on Saturday, September 26, that the Chiefs of Defense Forces and Army Staff of the three countries discussed the security situation and threats facing Saudi Arabia…
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Amrullah Saleh: Doha Agreement Paved the Way for Taliban’s Empowerment
Amrullah Saleh, the former Vice President of Afghanistan in the previous government, says that fighting the Taliban had nothing to do with the presence or withdrawal of foreign forces from Afghanistan, and that citizens of the country were fighting the Taliban even before the presence of foreign forces. Saleh said in remarks on X on…
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Russian Helicopter That Carried First CIA Officers to Afghanistan After 9/11 Restored
A Soviet-made helicopter that 25 years ago transported the first seven-member group of CIA officers to Afghanistan’s Panjshir Valley after the September 11 attacks has been restored and put on display at the agency’s headquarters in Virginia. According to a CBS News report published on Saturday, September 26, 25 years ago, a Soviet-made Mi-17 helicopter…
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US Announces Escalation of Financial Pressure Against Iran
Scott Bessent, the US Secretary of the Treasury, has announced targeted financial measures against banks and aviation service providers under what he called an “economic exclusion operation.” Bessent said on X (Twitter) on Saturday, September 26, that teams from the Treasury have been dispatched to various countries to encourage governments to impose economic pressure and measures…
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