New Delhi and Kabul denied Pakistan’s claim that an Indian missile struck Afghanistan soil, calling the accusation baseless and untrue. India’s Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) and the Defense Ministry of the Taliban-led interim government in Afghanistan …
Authorities in northern Afghanistan have arrested 14 individuals for playing musical instruments and singing during a private gathering, provincial police said on Saturday. This was a practice banned under the Taliban’s strict interpretation of Islamic law …
Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri on Saturday (May 10) rejected the “ludicrous claims” of the Pakistan Army that India has fired missiles at Afghanistan.“[The] Afghan people don’t need to be reminded about which country it is, that has on multiple occasions, …
Afghanistan has rejected Pakistan's claim that India had fired a missile strike on its land, saying there was "no truth to such claims." Inayatullah Khawarizmi, spokesperson for the Afghan Ministry of Defense, rejected Pakistan's …
Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri addresses the media on ‘Operation Sindoor’, in New Delhi on Saturday. | Photo Credit: - India on Saturday de-bunked Pakistan’s claim that Indian Armed Forces were aiming missiles at civilian targets in Afghanistan and …
Kabul: Labelling them as “baseless” and “unfounded”, Afghanistan on Saturday categorically dismissed Pakistani allegations of India launching missile strikes on the Afghan territory. In an interview with Afghan media outlet Hurriyat Radio, Afghanistan’s …
New Delhi: The Taliban Saturday strongly rejected Pakistan’s claims of a missile attack on Afghanistan, a claim that was also denied by Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri during a special briefing earlier in the day. Speaking to Hurriyat Radio, a local media …
Zamir Kabulov, Russia’s Special Representative for Afghanistan, says while Afghanistan is not a top priority for Russia, it remains important for Moscow’s geopolitical interests. In his latest interview with Russian media, Kabulov stated that establishing …
Speaking to Hurriyat Radio, Khawarizmi stated there was no credibility to such accusations. “There is no truth to such claims,” he added, Business Standard reported. Last year, he reiterated the Taliban government's stance that it did not recognise …
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