Afghanistan
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Hekmatyar backs Prosecution of War Criminals!
Leader of Hezb-e Islami Gubuddin Hekmatayar says he will support prosecution of “war criminals” while he himself is accused of killing civilians and shelling Kabul by human rights bodies and Afghan people
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Karzai Went to Iran/ Ghani will go to India
President Ghani will travel to New Delhi as US secretary of state Rex Tillerson will also visit India
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Armed Opponents Ready to Destroy Salma Dam
Hundreds of armed opponents of the government (about 600) entered Herat’s Chasht district late Sunday, with the aim to destroy Salma dam
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Afghan ambassador calls on Maulana Sami-ul Haq to help peace
Afghan ambassador to Pakistan Hazrat Omar Zakhilwal Sunday met with Maulana Sami ul Haq known as father of Taliban to help for peace in Afghanistan
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C.I.A. to Target Taliban leaders
The C.I.A. is expanding its covert operations in Afghanistan, sending small teams of highly experienced officers and contractors alongside Afghan forces to hunt and kill Taliban militants across the country
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On the Verge of collapse; Sar-e Pul’s Sancharak district
Newly reports suggest that fierce clashes ongoing between Afghan security forces and anti-government armed oppositions in Sancharak district of Sar-e Pul province
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More than 3,000 Terrorists Killed in Northern Afghanistan: officials
3,293 terrorist were killed in north and northeast of Afghanistan in the past seven months, officials of Shaheen 209 corps reported
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50 Armed Taliban killed and wounded in Herat: local officials
In fighting between armed Taliban members killed and wounded 50 in Herat’s Shindand district
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Every day; We Witness Catastrophe
Now, it is the time that ARG should put away its totalitarian spirit and pay attention to this goodness that the only way to get out of this fragile situation and crisis, is just the consensus of all political influential…
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Pakistani Cargo Lorries Not have permission to Enter Afghanistan
President Ghani met with a number of transport representatives and owners of vehicles late Saturday in ARG palace, insisted that Pakistani cargo lorries do not have permission to enter Afghanistan
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