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Afghanistan airline launches Kabul to Moscow route
Afghanistan’s state owned airline Ariana Afghan Airline on Monday launched its new Kabul to Moscow flight route.
The Russian Embassy in Kabul tweeted Tuesday that flights are scheduled to run weekly from Kabul to Moscow on Mondays and from Moscow to Kabul on Tuesdays.
Following the re-establishment of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) in mid-August last year and the chaos at Kabul Airport during the evacuation operation, Kabul Airport ceased operations and most foreign flights were suspended or canceled.
The embassies of China, Iran, Russia, and Pakistan were among the few political representations of countries in Afghanistan that continued to operate after the Islamic Emirate (IE) came to power.
In the past few months, the Islamic Emirate has been trying to reactivate Kabul Airport and has had many discussions with Qatar and Turkey.
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