ISWNews Analysis Group: In an interview with RTL French, Bernard-Henri Levy spoke about recent developments in Afghanistan.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Heavy clashes between the Taliban and government forces are taking place in the western, northern and southern axes of Mazar-e-Sharif.
In recent days, the Taliban have gained complete control of six provinces and captured 18 provincial capitals, a widespread advance that shows the Taliban’s upper hand in Afghanistan’s military and political confrontation.
The reason for the continuation of the war in Afghanistan is not only due to the entry of the United States into Afghanistan, Rather, it is from the last 43 years and after the discords that were planted by the British between the tribes and religions of this region And with the involvement of other foreign parties such as the Soviet Union, the United States and NATO in these conflicts made it worse and more complicated.
Examining the current relations and scenarios facing the Central Asian region after the US withdrawal from Afghanistan indicates the tumult period causing significant regional changes.
ISWNews Analysis Group: The governor of Kandahar has been fired following recent remarks about the weakness of the Afghan army in the province.
1- HelmandAfghanistan Defense Minister reported that four Al Qaeda terrorists killed in air raid to Momen Khan area, Nawah district. 2- According to Afghanistan media, in the last week, 74 persons killed and more than 100 wounded in explosions in the provinces of Kabul, Ghazni, Herat, Kapisa, Balkh, Badghis, Nangarhar, Parwan, Faryab, Qandahar, Kunduz, Khost […]
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ISWNews Analysis Group: A terrorist blast near a training center in western Kabul has killed at least 30 people and injured 72 others. The ISIS terrorist group has claimed responsibility for the attack.
According to the Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs, 157,000 civilians have been killed in the Afghanistan war from 2001 to November 2019
The Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission (AIHRC) said in its six-month report that 1,213 Afghan civilians were killed and 1,744 were injured in the first six months of 2020.
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