Afghanistan
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35 Scaremongers Killed, Wounded in Kunduz
As a result of air and ground strikes, 35 insurgents were killed and wounded in Kunduz’s Chahardara district, northern security officials say
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11,000 U.S Armored Vehicles on Way to Afghanistan!
More than 11,000 American armored vehicles will be sent to Afghanistan over next 6 years
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24 Scaremongers killed, wounded in Kunduz
As a result of air and ground raids in Kunduz’s Chahardara district, 24 insurgents were killed and wounded, officials at Shaheen 209 corps say
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Afghan president Stresses on Equipping country’s Air Forces
President Ghani, who left Kabul to inspect eastern provinces’ security status, says that national unity government is ready for war and peace
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Afghanistan has No military solution: Russia
The Russian ambassador to the U.N stresses that Afghanistan has no military solution, pointing to the new U.S strategy for Afghanistan
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Possible Investigation on Australian Military War Crimes in Afghanistan
The Australian army inspectorate unit reported that it will investigate reports of alleged war crimes by its troops in Afghanistan
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We Not Let Anyone to Play with Country’s Destiny
Chief executive of Jamiat Islami and a senior member of the rescue coalition Ata M. Noor stressed in a message released on the occasion of Eid-e Saeed Adha, saying we do not allow anyone to play with the destiny of…
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Taliban Threat Led to closure of several Girls’ schools in Ghazni
After Taliban threated several girls’ schools in Ghazni province, they were closed, officials at the province say
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About 70% of Afghan people Involved with Psychological Problems
Psychological illness is a widespread term describing a large number of mental illnesses that disorders the person’s ability to think, feel, and behave, in order to function properly in everyday life tasks
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Atmar and Stanekzai in contact with Taliban
Despite seemingly stalled peace talks between Afghanistan's government and the Taliban, officials say the intelligence chief speaks by telephone with militant leaders nearly every day about the country's constitution and political future
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