AT News Report KABUL: The German Special Envoy for Afghanistan and Pakistan, Markus Potzel, has said his country wants India to play a crucial role in the ongoing Afghan peace process. Potzel is in official visit to India, where he told journalists that “we would like to see India play …
Read More »Absolutely want to avoid civilian casualties at all costs: Gen. Miller
AT News Report KABUL: Afghan and Coalition leadership attended a security meeting in Herat province, in which General. Scoot Miller, Resolute Support Commander said that they absolutely want to avoid civilian casualties at all costs. Major General Fazil Mohammad Jumbesh, 207th Corps Commander, Major General Aminullah Amarkhel, Provincial Chief of …
Read More »Turkey extends military aid worth $4.5m to Afghan forces
AT News Report KABUL: The government of Turkey has delivered military aid to the Afghan forces worth $4.5 million as part of a bilateral agreement between the countries, a statement from the mission said Sunday. The Embassy of Turkey in Kabul said in a statement the aid will support the …
Read More »US wants to leave a positive legacy in Afghanistan: Khalilzad
AT Monitoring Desk KABUL: In the wake of talks over US troop withdrawal from Afghanistan, the US Special Representative Zalmay Khalilzad said that America wants to leave a positive legacy and is not “cutting and running” from its longest war and that women will continue to have seats in peace …
Read More »Hasty troops pull out a “Strategic Mistake”: US
AT Monitoring Desk KABUL: A US Army Gen. Mark Milley told the United States lawmakers at a confirmation hearing Thursday that it would be a “strategic mistake” to prematurely pull American troops out of Afghanistan and that the international order is facing its greatest challenges since the fall of the …
Read More »US, China, Russia call all parties to reduce violence
Four-party joint statement on Afghan Peace Process AT News Report KABUL: Representatives of China, Russia, and the United States held their 3rd consultation on the Afghan peace process in Beijing. China, Russia, and the United States welcomed Pakistan joining the consultation and believe that Pakistan can play an important role …
Read More »China, Russia and US to discuss Afghan peace in Beijing
AT News Report KABUL: A trilateral meeting is set to be held today (Thursday) in the Chinese capital city of Beijing with the participation of representatives from China, Russia and the United States, where they are supposed to discuss peace efforts in Afghanistan and progresses gained recently in this regard. …
Read More »Russia welcomes result of Doha all-Afghan talks
AT News Report KABUL: Moscow on Wednesday has welcomed all-Afghan talks in Doha, Qatar, held for two days 7th and 8th July with participations of over 60 Afghan delegates with Taliban negotiators to end decades long conflict, and Russia hoped that it would lay the foundation for the future reconciliation …
Read More »Resolution of Intra-Afghan Peace Conference; Cycle of violence must stop
AT News Report KABUL: At end of two-day all-Afghan conference in Doha, Qatar, a very optimistic impression has been come out in framework of a joint resolution to end the cycle of violence against Afghan civilians by stopping attacking public areas. The third intra-Afghan conference was carried by a group …
Read More »Khalilzad in China after Doha peace conference
AT News Reports KABUL: Concluding his seventh round of peace talks with the Taliban representatives in Doha,US Special Representative for Afghanistan Reconciliation, Zalmay Khalilzad on Tuesday said he headed toward China—a reflective of optimism by the Afghans over the recent all-Afghan talks. “I had a meeting with Taliban this (Tuesday) …
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