Afghanistan

Mullah Mohammad Hassan Akhund, the Prime Minister of the Taliban, described the inauguration of the TAPI project as an example of the wise policy of the Turkmen government, calling this day a historic one for both countries.

Farooq Azam, an advisor to the Taliban's Ministry of Electricity, reacted to the restrictions imposed by the group's leadership against Afghan women, stating that the Taliban will not be recognized for another hundred years.

Iskandar Momeni, Iran's Interior Minister, described the situation in the country as unbearable and called on Afghan migrants to "go and rebuild their own country."

Officials from the Ministry of Mines and Petroleum have announced that the TAPI project will resume tomorrow, Wednesday, September 11, with the presence of senior Taliban and Turkmenistan officials in Herat province.

An Iranian official has stated that European countries are seeking to expand their relations with the Taliban, following the removal of Afghan diplomatic missions from former ambassadors. 

A credible source in the UK has confirmed to Tarz Press that the Afghan Embassy in the country will soon be handed over to the Taliban.   Tarz Press - According to sources from the Afghan Embassy in the UK, this decision is based on an agreement between the host country and the Taliban, and the UK government has ordered that the Afghan Embassy in the country be closed within the next month.  

Pakistani officials have sharply criticized former intelligence chief General Faiz Hameed, stating that his warm tea in Kabul had cold consequences for Islamabad and failed to resolve security issues between the two countries.

The Taliban have announced the extraordinary recruitment of 340 young men from various districts of Panjshir and Baghlan provinces into their army ranks.

The Kremlin has announced that it is essential and important for Afghanistan's neighboring countries to strengthen their relations with the Taliban, the current rulers of the country.

The United Nations Security Council has issued a joint statement urging the Taliban to immediately repeal the propagating virtue and preventing vice law and all other laws that impose restrictions on women.