US Troops Attacked in Syria: No Initial Reports of InjuriesUS troops stationed in northeastern Syria were targeted by a drone attack, although initial reports indicate no injuries. Kabul 24: The attack occurred at Rumalyn Landing Zone, where US and coalition forces are present. Medical evaluations and damage assessments are currently
The United States has reiterated its commitment to securing the release of three American citizens detained in Afghanistan, emphasizing their well-being as a top priority. State Department’s Position Kabul 24: Matthew Miller, spokesperson for the State Department, expressed deep concern for the detained Americans—Mahmood, Ryan Corbett, and George Glezmann—during a
Robert Chatterton Dickson, the UK Chargé d’Affaires in Afghanistan, is actively working to strengthen political ties between Kabul and London. In a meeting with Mawlawi Zakir, head of the political deputy PM’s office, Dickson emphasized the UK’s commitment to fostering positive engagement with the Islamic Emirate. Addressing International Concerns Kabul
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk has expressed serious concern over the Iranian government’s reported execution of 29 individuals within a short span, as stated by a spokesperson on Friday. Alarm Over Execution Rates Kabul 24: Liz Throssell from the UN Human Rights Office emphasized that this alarming
Several young people recently met with Abdul Salam Hanafi, the Islamic Emirate’s deputy prime minister for administrative affairs, to advocate for job opportunities and educational scholarships. Youth Acknowledge Government Efforts Kabul 24: During the meeting, the youth commended the Islamic Emirate for enhancing security, combating drug trafficking, and initiating various
Fifty individuals, including girls, have graduated from a religious school in Kabul, marking a significant achievement in Quran memorization. Emphasis on Modern Education Kabul 24: Graduates expressed the need for access to modern sciences alongside religious studies. Hasiba, a Quran memorizer, highlighted the challenges faced, stating, “The path of religious
Hundreds of people in Afghanistan’s Herat and Balkh provinces held separate gatherings to condemn the ongoing Israeli attacks on Gaza, calling for an end to the violence and urging Islamic nations to take action against Israel’s aggression. Protests in Herat Kabul 24: In Herat, protesters gathered at a mosque, denouncing
A recent video depicting the mistreatment of an Afghan teenager by Iranian police has ignited widespread condemnation. Anas Haqqani, a key figure in the Islamic Emirate, stated that xenophobia and human rights abuses against Afghan migrants are intolerable. Support for Afghan Migrants Grows Kabul 24: In response to the mistreatment,
Ali Amin Gandapur, the Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, criticized Pakistan’s recent policies towards Afghanistan, saying that Islamabad should not expect good relations from Kabul. He accused Pakistan of providing military bases to the United States, facilitating operations against Afghanistan. Kabul 24: Gandapur stated: “I know that you used
Kazakhstan is set to enhance its grain exports to Afghanistan and Pakistan via the Beineu grain terminal, leveraging Turkmenistan as a key transit route. Kabul 24: Central Asian countries have prioritized securing regional trade agreements, which aim to bolster economic ties and benefit neighboring nations like Afghanistan. Wheat Export Plans
Sirajuddin Haqqani, Afghanistan’s acting interior minister, met with Chinese envoy Zhao Xing to discuss enhancing trade and economic ties, as well as regional stability and security. Expanding Economic Relations Kabul 24: Zhao confirmed that commercial relations between China and Afghanistan have significantly increased in recent weeks. China has been investing
Vandals targeted telecoms lines across France, causing disruptions to both fixed and mobile services, according to Marina Ferrari, the junior minister for digital matters. The incidents occurred overnight, leading to localized service issues as preparations for the Paris Olympics continue. Potential Links to Rail Sabotage Kabul 24: While the police