Afghanistan
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Shah Mahmoud Nabard broke Afghanistan’s national record in the Tokyo Olympic Running competitions
Shah Mahmoud Nabard broke Afghanistan’s national record in the men’s 100m at the Tokyo Olympics. According to the announcement of…
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Two people were killed in an attack on a commemoration ceremony on Flag Day in Khost
The 203rd Thunder Brigade in the east of the country said in a statement that gunmen had attacked a flag…
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Occurrence of two traffic accidents on the Kabul-Jalalabad highway
Sources in Laghman province say that two traffic accidents on the Kabul-Jalalabad highway have killed and injured nearly 38 people.…
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193 Taliban fighters were killed and wounded in eight provinces
The Ministry of National Defense reports that 193 Taliban fighters have been killed and wounded in the past 24 hours…
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Mohaqiq: The Taliban have committed war crimes in the Hazara areas
Mohammad Mohaqiq, the president’s top adviser on political and security affairs, says the Taliban have committed war crimes in Hazara…
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171 Taliban fighters were killed in the past 24 hours in 11 provinces
The Ministry of National Defense reports that 171 Taliban fighters have been killed in the past 24 hours in 11…
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Nearly 100 people have been killed and injured in floods in Nuristan
The Ministry of Emergency Situations reports that nearly 100 people have been killed and injured in floods in Nuristan province.…
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The body of a man was found after two years in Daikundi
Local officials in Daikundi report finding the body of a man after two years in the province. AbdulQayyum Sadaqat, Giti…
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189 Taliban have been killed in five provinces
The Ministry of National Defense reports that 189 Taliban insurgents have been killed in five provinces in the past 24…
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The Taliban attack on the Upper Suf valley was repulsed
Mohammad Mohaqiq, the president’s top adviser on political and security affairs, said that last night Taliban fighters attacked the Upper…
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