Afghanistan

Tarz Press: In response to the increasing insecurity in Pakistan, the Taliban have stated that they never wish for war in the neighboring country. Instead, they claim to pursue a policy focused on economic cooperation and aim to bring the entire region closer together.

Local sources have reported that approximately 150 Afghan migrants were either killed or injured last night as a result of gunfire once again by Iranian border guards.

Zabihullah Mujahid, the Taliban spokesperson, has announced that a “vicious insurgent group” directed by Daesh Khorasan from Pakistan’s Balochistan has been eliminated in Ghor province.

Tarz Press: While Taliban officials have refrained from directly commenting on the deaths of leaders from groups like Hamas and Hezbollah, Khalid Zadran, the spokesperson for the Taliban police in Kabul, stated that the ideals of Hamas and the Taliban are ide

Tarz Press: The Taliban have announced that no one in Afghanistan is permitted to use vehicles without license plates and proper legal documentation.

Tarz Press: The Taliban have stated that the smuggling of weapons through the Torkham border is not their responsibility and that these weapons were likely purchased through black markets in other countries and then smuggled into neighboring nations.

Tarz Press: In a joint statement, China and Pakistan have called on the Taliban to adopt a moderate policy in Afghanistan.

Tarz Press: The Taliban have urged Afghan refugees to refrain from participating in protests held in Pakistan and to maintain their neutrality.

Tarz Press: Former Afghan President Hamid Karzai has expressed his full support for the Jirga held in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, calling it a significant step towards resolving the region’s issues.

Tarz Press: U.S. security officials have announced the arrest of an Afghan citizen named Nasir Ahmad Towhidi, accused of organizing a terrorist attack on U.S. Election Day.