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IEA’s defense ministry repairs and activates another two choppers

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The Ministry of National Defense of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) said on Thursday that at least two more military helicopters have been repaired and activated.

The ministry says that following the efforts of technical teams and Air Force engineers, two helicopters – a Russian MI-17 and an American Blackhawk UH60 were repaired and successfully tested.

Officials said they continue to repair and activate other damaged aircraft.

Mawlavi Abdul Ghafar Mohammadi, the commander of the air force, thanked the technical teams and engineers, and also said other damaged aircraft would be repaired.

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Ariana Afghan Airlines Boeing 737-300 cargo plane arrives in Kabul

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A Boeing 737-300 cargo aircraft operated by Ariana Afghan Airlines arrived at Kabul International Airport on Monday.

According to the airline, the aircraft will be used to transport commercial goods on international routes and has a capacity of around 17 metric tons of cargo per flight.

Ariana said it has signed a one-year contract with UAE-based Air Charter Express to operate the cargo aircraft.

Bakht-ur-Rahman Sharafat, head of Ariana Afghan Airlines, said the company is working to expand its air cargo network, to boost Afghan exports and to strengthen the country’s air transportation capacity.

He said the new cargo service will give Afghan traders an opportunity to transport their products to international markets more quickly, safely and at competitive rates.

Ariana said it aims to provide reliable and competitive air cargo services while strengthening Afghanistan’s connections with regional and international markets.

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Afghanistan vows ‘appropriate response’ after Pakistani airstrikes in Kunar, Paktika

The Islamic Emirate spokesperson condemned the reported airstrikes, describing them as a continuation of what he called “crimes” against Afghan civilians.

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The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) will deliver an “appropriate response” to recent Pakistani airstrikes in the eastern provinces of Kunar and Paktika, according to its spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid.

In a statement, Mujahid said the airstrikes in Kunar killed three civilians — one woman and two men — and wounded four others, including two women and two men. He said all of the casualties were local residents.

Mujahid also said a residential house and a local shop were struck in Paktika. He said no casualties were reported in the Paktika incident.

The Islamic Emirate spokesperson condemned the reported airstrikes, describing them as a continuation of what he called “crimes” against Afghan civilians.

Mujahid further alleged that Pakistan’s military circle carried out the attacks to divert public attention from security problems inside Pakistan.

 

 
 
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Pakistani airstrike hits earthquake victims’ camp in Kunar, officials say

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Security officials in Afghanistan’s eastern Kunar province say Pakistani military fighter jets carried out an airstrike on a camp housing earthquake victims in Nurgal district early Monday.

The strike reportedly took place at around 3 a.m., according to Farid Dehqan, spokesperson for the Kunar police.

Dehqan said the attack killed three civilians and injured four others.

 

 
 
 
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