AT News Report-KABUL: Five senior Pakistani military advisors supporting the Taliban insurgents were among a bevy of terrorists killed in the famous Kunduz airstrike—a move that has sparked uproar in Pakistan. The latest findings of the Afghan National Army has revealed that five Pakistanis who visited Dasht-e-Archi district to help …
Read More »25 rebels killed in raids
AT News Report-KABUL: At least 25 militants have been killed and 20 other received injuries in different crackdowns conducted by the Afghan security force across the country in the past 24 hours, security official said on Friday. In a statement issued here, the Ministry Defense (MoD), said that during the …
Read More »Upcoming vote, an impossible milestone in face of insecurity: Parliament
AT-KABUL: The Parliament on Wednesday summoned officials of the independent election commission for a briefing about the upcoming elections and security threats. Most of the lawmakers however believed that the upcoming vote will be an impossible milestone in the face of the ongoing countrywide aggravation of insecurity. Recently the Lower …
Read More »US supports Afghan peace offer to Taliban
AT-KABUL: The United States supports Afghan government’s peace offer to the Taliban, calling on the insurgent group to accept the constitution and government’s achievements and stop violence, the US deputy ambassador to Kabul, Annie Pforzheirmer said. In a meeting with the Afghan national security adviser, Hanif Atmar on Wednesday, Pforzheimer …
Read More »80pc of construction corporations now bankrupt
AT-KABUL: Some 80 per cent of the private construction companies are facing the threat of bankruptcy, the association of the construction companies said Wednesday. It said that the government had long stopped giving projects to the construction companies and still owed millions of dollars to them of the previous projects. …
Read More »Afghanistan to open air corridors to five countries
AT-KABUL: Afghanistan plans to open air corridors to send products to five countries, the ministry of commerce and industries said Wednesday, a move after the opening air corridors with India and Kazakhstan last year. “We are planning to open air corridors to Azerbaijan, Sri Lanka, the United Arab Emirates, Indonesia …
Read More »Afghanistan, a victim of extremism, terrorism: Karzai
AT-KABUL: The former President Hamid Karzai said that Afghanistan has been the victim of extremism and terrorism, which is being used as means to reach the great goals of a number of countries. He said this on Wednesday, while delivering speech in Seventh Moscow Conference on International Security. He also …
Read More »Taliban recruiter caught in Herat
AT-KABUL: The Taliban recruitment officer, Mullah Akhtar was detained in operation carried out by the provincial police in Ghurian district of western Herat province, the Ministry of Interior (MoI) said on Wednesday. The detained Taliban insurgent (Akhtar) was responsible for recruiting fighters to the Taliban ranks in the district that …
Read More »Watchdog tells conflicting parties: Avoid targeting civilians
AT-KABUL: There has been huge hullaballoo over civilian casualties in a gathering targeted by a military airstrike in northern Kunduz province–which officials reported to have killed 18 Taliban chieftains, while an ensuring sporadic gunfire by panicked militants kills dozens of civilians. Meanwhile, police chief of Dasht-e-Archi, where the strike turned …
Read More »Jobless Afghans slip into crime
By Mina Habib-Mohammad Naeem, 26, is in a Kabul jail awaiting trial on charges of stealing a mobile phone. Arrested on March 2, 2018 in the Karta-e-Chahr area of Kabul city, he says he will be pleading guilty to the crime. Naeem told IWPR that he had felt under huge …
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