Afghangovernment
Iran vows to back Afghanistan following Kabul blast
1 Giugno 2017 BreakingNews @en di
Iran's FM spokesman while slamming Wed. terrorist attack near Afghanistan's diplomatic zone, said Iran will always stand by the Afghan nation and government during difficult times. Bahram Ghasemi expressed condolences to the Afghan government and nation as well as the families of victims over a huge suicide bomb attack near the diplomatic area in Kabul on Wednesday morning, which killed at least 80 people and injured 300 others. Ghasemi voiced hope that political initiatives and talks between Afghan groups without intervention from certain regional and trans-regional countries accused of arming terrorists will raise a wall against such violent, inhumane acts that have targeted peace and stability in Afghanistan. "Terrorist attacks are condemned and unacceptable and must be responded to no matter where they occur or by which group or under whatever pretext", Ghasemi stressed. He went on to add, "the suicide attack in Kabul this morning was another warning that negligence in combating terrorism and the continuation of support from certain countries in the region have caused a wide spread of such heinous acts in recent weeks". "It is imperative that all peace-seeking countries give considerable attention to the issue of extremism, its roots, its promoters and sponsors", he said.
Defeat for Afganistan ISIS in the region of Zabul.
27 Aprile 2017 BreakingNews @en di
After that a senior U.S. military official in Kabul, briefing journalists on condition of anonymity, said Russia was giving machine guns and other medium-weight weapons to the Taliban, the Russia's response is those are nosense allegations, which, considering the lack of any proof on their base, will have no consequences for the attitude of active engagement that Russia has, towards the Afganistan 's security problems. During the meeting, Karzai said he hoped Russia's efforts in helping to bring peace and stability to Afghanistan will continue and that these will eventually lead to direct talks between the Taliban and the Afghan government. Lavrov made the remarks during a meeting with the former Afghan President Hamid Karzai in Moscow on Tuesday to continue cooperation with the aim of empowering Afghan government to garantee stability in its border and to work towards the prosperity of the Afghanistan