Just as the fighting between Israel and Hamas appeared to ease, a new conflict flared up over the weekend — this time along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border. In one of the most serious confrontations in recent years, troops from both sides exchanged deadly fire at several locations along the 2,600-kilometre Durand Line, each claiming to have.
Kabul: The mastermind behind the Jaffar Express terrorist attack in Pakistan, Gul Rahman, was killed in Afghanistan, ARY News reported on Saturday. According to reports, Gul Rahman alias Ustad Mureed, an Indian-sponsored terrorist, died under mysterious circumstances in Helmand province on September 17. Gul Rahman was the trainer and operational commander of the Indian proxy.
Meanwhile, members of the Hindu and Sikh communities from Afghanistan have pooled in their resources to send relief material for the earthquake-affected victims in the eastern provinces of the country
Kabul: Afghanistan is set to launch a new nationwide polio vaccination campaign on July 20, targeting children under the age of five to protect them from the debilitating virus, according to the Afghanistan Polio-Free Organization, Khaama Press reported. The campaign will be carried out across several provinces and districts and includes the administration of Vitamin.
Kabul [Afghanistan]: Afghanistan experienced two earthquakes early Saturday morning, measuring magnitudes of 4.2 and 4.5. According to the National Centre for Seismology (NCS), the first quake struck at 4:20 AM Indian Standard Time (IST), located at latitude 36.21 N and longitude 71.22 E, and occurred at a depth of 100 kilometers. The NCS shared this.
Kabul: After imposing a ban on medical education of girls in Afghanistan the Taliban in its fresh orders have ordered all national and foreign nongovernmental organisations (NGOs) to stop employing women in Afghanistan. The Taliban led Ministry of economy on Tuesday in a post on X, shared the order and warned failure to comply with.
Kabul: The Afghan Foreign Minister on Thursday issued a stern warning to Pakistan saying they did not tolerate any attacks on their people, urging them to learn lessons before targeting Afghanistan from history. In a statement by Afghan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi said that Afghans will not forget the invasion of their territory, and.
