AT-KABUL: The National Security Advisor to the President Mohammad Haneef Atmar on Sunday flew to India with aim of participating in the 19th Asian Security Conference (ASC), his office said. A press statement issued by National Security Advisor Office, said that during this three-day official visit, Atmar would participate in …
Read More »66 insurgents killed in operations
AT-KABUL: At least 66 militants were killed and 39 others were wounded in different operations launched by the security forces within past 24 hours, security officials said Sunday. In a press release issued here, Ministry of Defense, (MoD) said that Afghan National Army (ANA) with the cooperation of the Afghan …
Read More »Six cops killed in Kunduz
AT Monitoring Desk-KABUL: At least six policemen were killed on Sunday after their check-post attacked by the Taliban insurgents in northeastern Kunduz province, a local official said. Provincial Police Chief, Abdul Hamid Hamidi, said the Taliban insurgents stormed a security checkpoint in Qabristan localities of the province late Saturday night. …
Read More »Durand Line will remain line; Pakistan has no legal authority to dictate term on Durand Line: Karzai
By Mansoor Faizy-KABUL: Reacting to the merger of Federally Administered Tribal Area (FATA) with Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the former President Hamid Karzai has said that the government of Pakistan has no legal authority to dictate terms on the Durand Line, a de facto border between the two states. “The government of …
Read More »NDS arrests two terrorists in Kabul
AT-KABUL: The National Directorate of Security (NDS) said Saturday its operatives arrested two terrorists linked with Taliban insurgents in the capital Kabul province. In a statement, the NDS said they terrorist were identified as Idress son of Ahmad Gul. He was tasked by Taliban commanders Nakmal and Abdullah to do …
Read More »India, discuss terrorism, Afghanistan situation with US
India’s foreign secretary’s visit to the US aims at sensitising the Trump administration to India’s concerns over the security of its nationals following possible cuts in H1B and L1 visas. AT Monitoring Desk KABUL: India’s Foreign Secretary S. Jaishankar during his US visit said that the issues such as terrorism, …
Read More »Eight civilians killed in Farah bombing
AT-KABUL: At least eight civilians were killed and 20 others wounded Saturday after their vehicle struck a roadside bomb in western Farah province, said officials. “The incident took place in the Bala Bulok district,” said Provincial Police Spokesman, Iqbal Bahir, adding that the bomb was placed by the Taliban militants. …
Read More »14 civilians released from Daesh captivity
AT-KABUL: Fourteen civilians taken hostage by the Daesh terrorist group, have been freed in eastern Nangarhar province, local officials said Saturday. They are ordinary people and had been abducted by Daesh group some two months ago in the Haska Mina district. “Twelve teachers and two clerks of ministry of education …
Read More »16 martyred, nearly 60 injured in twin Kabul attacks
By Farhad Naibkhel-KABUL: At least 16 people mostly civilians were martyred and about 60 others wounded Wednesday in two suicide bombings targeted security offices in Kabul city, security and health officials said. An attacker rammed his explosives laden vehicle at the entrance of the police district 6 headquarters in the …
Read More »Reopen crossing points: Afghan envoy asks Sharif
AT Monitoring Desk-KABUL: Afghan ambassador to Pakistan Umer Zakhilwal emphasized on Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to withdraw the political move of closure of crossing points and transit routes to enhance objectives of Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO) between the two neighboring countries. Zakhilwal, representing his country at the ECO Summit in …
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