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Afghan military
Two Afghanistani Interpreters Once Aiding US Forces Now Detained in US
DID Press: U.S. Department of Homeland Security has detained two Afghanistani nationals who previously served as interpreters for American military forces in Afghanistan. The arrests occurred in the states of Connecticut and California. According to a report published by The…
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Analysis
Trump’s Controversial NATO Speech: Dawn of Iran’s Nuclear Ambiguity Era?
DIDPress: In a disjointed and contradictory speech at the NATO summit in The Hague, Donald Trump not only revealed the psychological toll of his failed war against Iran but inadvertently opened a new strategic avenue for the Islamic Republic: the…
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News
Russia: Halting NATO Expansion Fundamental Condition for Ending Ukraine Crisis
DIDPress: Stopping NATO’s eastward expansion is the main and key condition for ending tensions between Russia and the West, as well as resolving the Ukraine crisis, says Sergey Ryabkov, Deputy Foreign Minister of Russia. “Until this fundamental issue is addressed,…
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Afghanistan
National Consensus is a Necessity in any Situation: Ata M. Noor
The leader of the Jamiat-e Islami party in a virtual meeting with NATO senior civilian representative Stefano Pontecorvo said that national consensus and mobilization is a necessity in any situation, whether going to the negotiation table or in event of…
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Afghanistan
NATO Doubts Success of Afghan Peace process
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg says there is no guarantee that the Afghan peace process will succeed.
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Afghanistan
Taliban must End Violence: NATO
NATO welcomed recent developments in the peace process, saying that violence must end and the parties should reach an agreement on a permanent and comprehensive ceasefire.
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Afghanistan
We are Preparing for Difficult decision on Afghanistan: NATO
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg called on the Taliban and the Afghan government to negotiate in “good faith” and that NATO is preparing for a very hard decision on Afghanistan next year.
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