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Daesh threat in Afghanistan is ‘propaganda’: Mujahid

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(Last Updated On: April 3, 2023)

The Islamic Emirate’s spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid says the activities of the Daesh group in Afghanistan have been curbed and the group is being destroyed.

In an interview with state-run TV RTA, Mujahid emphasized that some countries are trying to magnify and abuse the negative propaganda of Daesh threats in Afghanistan.

He did not name a specific country, but added that the enlargement of Daesh is not in the interest of these countries.

“Some countries that accuse them [Daesh] of their activities or say Daesh has become more active and is a threat to the world after six months, this is nothing but propaganda that we reject,” said Mujahid.

“Even though the same countries themselves want to work to magnify the sinister phenomenon and sedition [Daesh], they want to pretend that Daesh is a big phenomenon and a big danger and exploit their existence again,” he added.

“Either against the people of Afghanistan or against the regime.”

Mujahid meanwhile said that the interactions between the IEA and the countries are on an official level, but he emphasized that the influence of the powerful countries of the world has caused other countries not to recognize the Islamic Emirate in a practical way.

“All the countries of the world have their own political etiquettes, and they also have their own etiquettes due to the fact that they have relations. The powerful countries of the world naturally influence all countries, especially the third world countries,” he said.

“These political etiquettes maybe the factor that the Islamic countries have not yet recognized the Islamic Emirate, either in practice or in declaration.”

Some political experts believe that countries are influenced by the decision of the US in terms of recognizing the Islamic Emirate, and this has caused no country, including the Islamic countries, to recognize the Islamic Emirate.

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Acting health minister visits flood-stricken villages in Baghlan

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(Last Updated On: May 14, 2024)

Afghanistan’s acting minister of public health Dr Qalandar Ebad, along with other officials, visited a number of flood-hit villages in Baghlan province on Tuesday.

The officials assessed damage in the villages of Sai Hazara and Gharo in the Guzargah district.

According to a statement issued by the ministry, Ebad inspected “vulnerable areas affected by recent floods and, expressing sympathy with the local people, promised that the leadership of the Ministry of Public Health will spare no effort to provide health services to those in need.”

Ebad also expressed gratitude for the efforts of healthcare workers and their commitment to helping people in need.

He directed officials to make every effort “to improve the health status of patients affected by recent floods in the villages of Sai Hazara and Gharo, Baghlan province”.

Based on official figures, more than 300 people have died as a result of floods in Baghlan province and over 1,600 others have been injured.

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Iranian FM warns US interventions in Afghanistan ‘complicating situation’

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(Last Updated On: May 14, 2024)

Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian said on Monday that continued interventions by the US into the internal affairs of Afghanistan will complicate the country’s situation.

In a meeting in Tehran with the head of the UN in Afghanistan, Roza Otunbayeva, Amir-Abdollahian said Iran closely follows the developments in Afghanistan and supports stability, security, and sustainable development in the neighboring country.

He also said Iran supports the role of the United Nations in helping the people of Afghanistan.

According to Iran’s Mehr News, Amir-Abdollahian raised the issue of Afghan nationals in Iran and urged the UN to address the situation.

He also reportedly criticized the US for its “destructive role in Afghanistan during its presence in the country”, noting that the continuation of targeted interventions by the US in the internal affairs of Afghanistan will complicate the situation further.

Amir-Abdollahian emphasized the need for diverse and multi-layered solutions to Afghanistan’s complex problems, Mehr News reported.

Otunbayeva in turn explained the latest developments and issues in Afghanistan and the upcoming Doha meeting in Qatar.

She also stressed the need to coordinate the diverse positions of regional players to help with the development and stability of the country.

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Afghanistan loses UN voting rights over unpaid dues

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Afghanistan is facing another set back at the United Nations after its General Assembly voting rights were suspended due to unpaid fees.

Nasir Faiq, who has acted as Afghanistan’s representative at the UN says that failure to settle outstanding dues since the Islamic Emirate’s takeover in August 2021 led to the organization’s decision.

As a result, Afghanistan was unable to exercise its right to vote at the recent General Assembly vote concerning the recognition of the State of Palestine.

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