At least 20 people died in a suicide bombing in the Afghan capital Kabul on Wednesday. A suicide bomber blew himself up in front of the State Department building. According to the Taliban, the terrorist wanted to enter the building, but failed. Instead, he blew himself up in the nearby street. The attack was claimed … Read more
Jakarta – Senior officials Taliban many people criticize Prince Harry who revealed that he killed 25 people during his military service in Afghanistan. Harry described it as “removing the pieces from the chessboard”. The news agency reports it AFP extensionOn Saturday (7/1/2023), in his memoir due out next week, Harry revealed the exact number of … Read more
Prince Harry, son of the British monarch, said he killed 25 people during his second trip to Afghanistan, according to his diaries. Harry said, according to the Telegraph newspaper, that he has flown, as a pilot, six missions that have resulted in the killing of human beings, which he feels neither proud nor ashamed of. … Read more
ANNOUNCEMENTS•today, 18:07 A magnitude 5.8 earthquake struck the Hindu Kush mountains in Central Asia. The epicenter was in the Afghan province of Badachshan, in the north of the country. The quake occurred at a depth of about 189 kilometers. The shock was particularly evident in Afghanistan, including in Kabul, but strong tremors were also reported … Read more
Today, January 1, an explosion occurred in the city of Kabul in Afghanistan near the military airport, killing 18 people. “This morning there was an explosion at the military airport in Kabul, as a result of which many of our citizens were killed and injured,” said Abdul Nafi Takor, spokesman for the Afghan interior ministry. … Read more
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Video source: Shabnam Nasimi, political adviser to the former Afghan government, on Twitter * “Sister, I cannot accept an education that my mother cannot study.” On the 26th local time Afghanistan Tolo News aired. A professor appearing on the news suddenly takes out his diploma and tears it up. She held back her masters and … Read more
The foreign ministers of twelve countries, including the Netherlands, have urged the Taliban to allow women to work for development organizations active in Afghanistan. Since last weekend, the Taliban has banned women from working for non-governmental organizations. Ministers from the United States, Australia, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Norway, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and … Read more
The foreign ministers of twelve countries, including the Netherlands, have urged the Taliban to allow women to work for development organizations active in the country. Women have been banned from working for non-governmental organizations since last weekend. Ministers from the United States, Australia, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Norway, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and … Read more
EPA ANNOUNCEMENTS•yesterday, 10:53 pm The United Nations Security Council calls on the Taliban to lift recent restrictions on Afghan women. In a statement, the United Nations body says the measures represent a growing loss of human rights and fundamental freedoms. The position of women in Afghanistan has come under further pressure this month. A week … Read more
The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) has called on the Taliban interim government to ban women from working in non-governmental organizations (NGOs) operating in the country. In this photo, senior Taliban officials attend an event marking the first anniversary of the fall of Kabul on August 15, 2022. ( REUTERS/Ali Khara 2022) KABUL … Read more