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Russia backs Taliban
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What goes around, comes around.
( chilman k pechey kiya chal raha?)
Now the next Q is: Who will bite first...
Russia backs Taliban demand to withdraw foreign troops from Afghanistan: Envoy
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Now the next Q is: Who will bite first...
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If you think in that way, it means you dont know anything about those two countries.
Those Missiles can be fired even from fighter planes or Armed drones.
By the way any pictures issued by Pakistan Military ?
MANPAD are deployed on western border, there is no chance of missiles to be fired from aircraft and specially if that aircraft is of ANA... Even at multiple times US-NATO aircraft were given warning shots when they came near to Pakistani border.
in the recent past most of the drone strikes in Pakistan were coordinated with Pakistani military.
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I know what i am talking , Why cant you get the things straight ?
Republic of India and Islamic Republic of Afghanistan have signed air corridor agreement and on that day only 70 artillery shelling were fired from Pakistan into Sarkano and Khas Kunar districts of Afghanistan.
So this might be the reason that rockets, mortors or even artillery shells were fired from Afghanistan towards Pakistan. By the way today even Paktika deputy intelligence chief killed.
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if you think so, explain why you think that?
artillary were fired after bomb blasts in Lahore and in Sehwan. and that was only when Afghans refused to cooperate with us.
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http://www.khaama.com/russia-reacts-at-alleged-support-to-the-afghan-taliban-02540
The Embassy of Russia in Kabul has reacted towards the remarks of the Afghan officials regarding the alleged support of Moscow to the Taliban group.
According to a statement by the Russian Embassy, some senior Afghan officials are accusing Russia of supporting the Taliban group, emphasizing that such allegations are made without any proof or evidence.
The growing frustrations among the Afghan officials follow amid reports that Moscow is providing support to the Taliban group.
The American officials also expressed regarding the growing attempts by Moscow to strengthen links with the Taliban group.
The American defense secretary James Mattis said Washington is concerned regarding the ties between Moscow and Taliban group.
He said Washington is informed regarding the ties between two but did not comment further regarding the alleged supply of weapons to the group by Russia.
In the meantime, the Afghan government reacted at Moscow’s stance regarding the Taliban demands for the full withdrawal of the foreign forces from the country.
Presidential spokesman Shah Hussain Murtazawi told reporters earlier this month that no one has the right to dictate terms or issue instructions regarding the presence of the foreign forces in the country.
He said the issue relates to the Afghan nation and the Afghan government to decide regarding the presence of the foreign forces or the forces belonging to the international allies of Afghanistan.
The Embassy of Russia in Kabul has reacted towards the remarks of the Afghan officials regarding the alleged support of Moscow to the Taliban group.
According to a statement by the Russian Embassy, some senior Afghan officials are accusing Russia of supporting the Taliban group, emphasizing that such allegations are made without any proof or evidence.
The growing frustrations among the Afghan officials follow amid reports that Moscow is providing support to the Taliban group.
The American officials also expressed regarding the growing attempts by Moscow to strengthen links with the Taliban group.
The American defense secretary James Mattis said Washington is concerned regarding the ties between Moscow and Taliban group.
He said Washington is informed regarding the ties between two but did not comment further regarding the alleged supply of weapons to the group by Russia.
In the meantime, the Afghan government reacted at Moscow’s stance regarding the Taliban demands for the full withdrawal of the foreign forces from the country.
Presidential spokesman Shah Hussain Murtazawi told reporters earlier this month that no one has the right to dictate terms or issue instructions regarding the presence of the foreign forces in the country.
He said the issue relates to the Afghan nation and the Afghan government to decide regarding the presence of the foreign forces or the forces belonging to the international allies of Afghanistan.
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Russia has no designs against US in Afghanistan:
“We do not have any hidden agenda in Afghanistan; similarly, we do not have the will to compete with the United States in Afghanistan.” - Russian envoy (Mantytskiy)
Source: http://www.tolonews.com/afghanistan/moab-was-warning-iran-and-russia-envoy
“We do not have any hidden agenda in Afghanistan; similarly, we do not have the will to compete with the United States in Afghanistan.” - Russian envoy (Mantytskiy)
Source: http://www.tolonews.com/afghanistan/moab-was-warning-iran-and-russia-envoy
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http://www.khaama.com/geopolitical-games-being-played-around-afghanistan-russia-02658
Russia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Sergei Lavrov has said geopolitical games are being played around Afghanistan.
Lavrov made the remarks during a meeting with the former Afghan President Hamid Karzai in Moscow on Tuesday.
“Russia sincerely wants your friendly country to end the period of instability in its history and to work towards the prosperity of the Afghans,” he said.
Lavrov further added “We confirm our support for national dialogue and are willing to use any format to rally the support of external players for this process.”
“We appreciate your desire to use your influence and reputation to help your nation,” he said, adding that “Regrettably, the geopolitical games that are being played around Afghanistan have nothing to do with sincere concern for the future of the Afghan people. Russia-hating tendencies are being used in this dirty play.”
The Russian foreign minister also added “In this context, we appreciate your balanced approach and the objective assessment of the situation which you have put forth in your recent interviews.”
The former Afghan President left for Russia to attend a global conference to be organized in Moscow.
Russia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Sergei Lavrov has said geopolitical games are being played around Afghanistan.
Lavrov made the remarks during a meeting with the former Afghan President Hamid Karzai in Moscow on Tuesday.
“Russia sincerely wants your friendly country to end the period of instability in its history and to work towards the prosperity of the Afghans,” he said.
Lavrov further added “We confirm our support for national dialogue and are willing to use any format to rally the support of external players for this process.”
“We appreciate your desire to use your influence and reputation to help your nation,” he said, adding that “Regrettably, the geopolitical games that are being played around Afghanistan have nothing to do with sincere concern for the future of the Afghan people. Russia-hating tendencies are being used in this dirty play.”
The Russian foreign minister also added “In this context, we appreciate your balanced approach and the objective assessment of the situation which you have put forth in your recent interviews.”
The former Afghan President left for Russia to attend a global conference to be organized in Moscow.
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http://www.khaama.com/no-documents-...ding-of-unidentified-helicopters-waziri-02817
The landing of unidentified helicopters in northern parts of the country cannot be confirmed, the Ministry of Defense (MoD) officials said Monday.
MoD spokesman Gen. Dawlat Waziri told reporters in Kabul that no documents or evidences are available to confirm the landing of the unidentified helicopters.
He said only such claims exist that unidentified helicopters have made landings in Faryab, Sar-e-Pul, and Badakhshan provinces.
But he insisted that the Ministry of Defense cannot confirm the landing of the helicopters, urging the local residents to assist the Ministry by providing any kind of document to help the investigations.
In the meantime, the Ministry of Defense says a committee has been formed to investigate the landing of the helicopters.
This comes as a member of the provincial council in Ghazni province claimed that the landing of unidentified helicopters in Waghez and Qarabagh districts have sparked concerns among the local residents.
The secretary of the provincial council of Ghazni, Hassan Reza Yousufi, earlier said some unidentified helicopters have made landings in the two districts.
The landing of unidentified helicopters in northern parts of the country cannot be confirmed, the Ministry of Defense (MoD) officials said Monday.
MoD spokesman Gen. Dawlat Waziri told reporters in Kabul that no documents or evidences are available to confirm the landing of the unidentified helicopters.
He said only such claims exist that unidentified helicopters have made landings in Faryab, Sar-e-Pul, and Badakhshan provinces.
But he insisted that the Ministry of Defense cannot confirm the landing of the helicopters, urging the local residents to assist the Ministry by providing any kind of document to help the investigations.
In the meantime, the Ministry of Defense says a committee has been formed to investigate the landing of the helicopters.
This comes as a member of the provincial council in Ghazni province claimed that the landing of unidentified helicopters in Waghez and Qarabagh districts have sparked concerns among the local residents.
The secretary of the provincial council of Ghazni, Hassan Reza Yousufi, earlier said some unidentified helicopters have made landings in the two districts.
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http://www.khaama.com/tajikistani-militants-among-11-killed-in-kunduz-airstrike-02882
At least eleven insurgents including Tajikistani militants were killed in an airstrike in northern Kunduz province of Afghanistan.
The provincial police commandment in a statement said the Afghan security forces conducted operations in the vicinity of Imam Sahib district and targeted the insurgents who had taken position inside a house, leaving 11 of them dead.
The statement further added that the airstrike was carried out on the residence of commander Momin as the militants were busy making Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs).
At least nine Tajikistani insurgents were among those killed in the airstrike, the police commandment said, adding that the house on which airstrike was carried out belonged to commander Momin who is a local influential figure.
The anti-government armed militant groups including the Taliban insurgents have not commented regarding the report so far.
Kunduz is among the relatively volatile provinces in northern Afghanistan where the Taliban insurgents are actively operating in its various districts and often carry out insurgency activities.
Taliban launched numerous attacks on key districts of the province including Kunduz city during the recent years but the militants were pushed back after the Afghan security forces launched an offensive with the support of the US forces based in Afghanistan.
At least eleven insurgents including Tajikistani militants were killed in an airstrike in northern Kunduz province of Afghanistan.
The provincial police commandment in a statement said the Afghan security forces conducted operations in the vicinity of Imam Sahib district and targeted the insurgents who had taken position inside a house, leaving 11 of them dead.
The statement further added that the airstrike was carried out on the residence of commander Momin as the militants were busy making Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs).
At least nine Tajikistani insurgents were among those killed in the airstrike, the police commandment said, adding that the house on which airstrike was carried out belonged to commander Momin who is a local influential figure.
The anti-government armed militant groups including the Taliban insurgents have not commented regarding the report so far.
Kunduz is among the relatively volatile provinces in northern Afghanistan where the Taliban insurgents are actively operating in its various districts and often carry out insurgency activities.
Taliban launched numerous attacks on key districts of the province including Kunduz city during the recent years but the militants were pushed back after the Afghan security forces launched an offensive with the support of the US forces based in Afghanistan.
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