Category: Afghanistan
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Karzai: It Seems Pakistan Is Not Abandoning Its Negative Policy
Hamid Karzai, the former president of Afghanistan, in reaction to Pakistan’s airstrike last night on Khost, Kandahar, and Paktia, said that it seems Islamabad is not abandoning its “negative policy,” the fire of which has now reached its own doorstep. Karzai said on Thursday, September 24, in a message posted on X that Pakistan should…
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Pakistan’s Attack on Haibatullah’s Special Forces Headquarters in Kandahar; Six Civilians Killed
Local sources in Kandahar province claim that six civilians were killed in Pakistan’s airstrike on the headquarters of the special forces of Haibatullah Akhundzada, the Taliban leader. Sources said on Thursday, September 24, that this attack was carried out on an area known as “Sarai Mullah Sahib” in the ninth security district of Kandahar city.…
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Taliban: Attributing the Origin of Narcotics Seized in Pakistan to Afghanistan Is Baseless
Abdul Qahar Balkhi, spokesman for the Taliban’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has called the attribution of the origin of 463 kilograms of methamphetamine seized in a joint US-Pakistan operation to Afghanistan “baseless and political.” Balkhi said on Friday, September 25, in reaction to a statement by the US Embassy in Islamabad that the production, trafficking,…
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Sami Sadat Promotes a Commander of the United Front of Afghanistan to the Rank of Brigadier General
Sami Sadat, leader of the United Front of Afghanistan, has awarded the rank of Brigadier General to Abdul Basir Achakzai, a commander of this front. Sami Sadat, in a message published on X on Thursday, September 24, praised the services and struggles of this commander against the Taliban. He stated that this recognition was given…
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Faiq: Hamid Karzai Has the Right to Meet with People
Nasir Ahmad Faiq, the acting head of Afghanistan’s mission to the United Nations, has condemned Taliban fighters’ raid on the home of Hamid Karzai, the former president of the country, and the prevention of people and tribal elders from meeting with him. Faiq said on Thursday, September 24, in a message on X that he…
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Saikal: Taliban Benefited from the Doha Process but Did Not Accept Political Participation
Mahmoud Saikal, Afghanistan’s former representative to the United Nations, says that the Taliban have benefited from the opportunities and concessions provided in the Doha process over the past years, but in return, they have shown no significant progress in terms of political participation and moving toward an inclusive political system. Saikal said on Thursday, September…
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Shehbaz Sharif: Terrorist Threats from Afghan Soil Are Increasing
Shehbaz Sharif, Prime Minister of Pakistan, in a meeting with Antonio Guterres, Secretary-General of the United Nations, raised Islamabad’s concern about what he called “the increasing threat of terrorism from Afghan soil” and emphasized continued dialogue and diplomacy to resolve regional conflicts. Shehbaz Sharif announced the meeting with Guterres on the sidelines of the 81st…
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Mujahid: Pakistan Wants to Evade Pledge of the Mecca Pact by Attacking Afghanistan
Zabihullah Mujahid, spokesman for the Taliban, has claimed that Pakistan’s recent attacks on Afghanistan under the group’s rule were carried out with the aim of allowing Islamabad to escape its commitments under the “Mecca Pact.” Mujahid said on Thursday, September 24, in a speech at a religious school in Kandahar that the Taliban have taken…
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Taliban Claim: A Pakistani Shell Was Destroyed Near Boldak
The Taliban’s Ministry of Defense has claimed that yesterday a Pakistani military shell near Boldak in Kandahar was targeted and destroyed after it fired toward Afghanistan. This ministry said in a statement published on X on Friday, September 25, that in this clash no casualties or damage were inflicted on Taliban forces. The Taliban’s Ministry…
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Saleh: Afghanistan Has Entered a Civil War
Amrullah Saleh, former vice president in the previous government, has said that Afghanistan has entered a civil war, but this war is still mild. Saleh, in an interview with “Outlook” magazine published on Friday, September 25, said that this war, however, could turn into a “more violent and more destructive” conflict. He added that people’s…
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