Friday 3 April 2020 - 21:47
Ashraf Ghani and Abdullah Abdullah talks failed again
ISWNews Analysis Group: Following the failure of dividing power talks, Abdullah Abdullah said he will soon introduce his cabinet.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Following the failure of dividing power talks, Abdullah Abdullah said he will soon introduce his cabinet.
Latest news from Afghanistan frontlines and intra-Afghan talks
ISWNews Analysis Group: Unknown individuals attacked Sikhs temple in Kabul and took hostage all the people in it, roughly 200 persons.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Mike Pompeo, foreign minister of USA terrorist government, entered Kabul in an unexpected trip.
Balkh:Taliban and security forces heavy engagement in Dowlat Abad and Balkh road. Zabul: – Taliban’s attack to security forces stations in Ghabragi area, 25 security forces killed. – Defense ministry: 32 Taliban militants killed in Qunduz and Zabul by security forces operation. Qandahar:Due to a mine explosion in Panjwaei district, one soldier died, two injured. […]
ISWNews Analysis Group: The Australian ABC network unveiled a documentary on Australian Special Forces crimes in Afghanistan.
Summary of Nabil speech, Afghan politician, regarding recent incidents of Afghanistan
In the continuing of the crisis after the Afghanistan presidential election and the confrontation between Ashraf Ghani and Abdullah Abdullah, the newest controversial issue of these days has been the assigning of negotiation board with the Taliban.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Ashraf Ghani in a command abolished office of the chief executive of Afghanistan and called any order or communication of Abdullah Abdullah is invalid.
Abdullah Abdullah on Monday organised a parallel inaugural ceremony in the capital, Kabul, after the incumbent Ashraf Ghani was sworn-in for his second term as president triggering a fresh political crisis.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Sonny Leggett, US forces spokesperson in Afghanistan reported of starting to reduce number of forces in Afghanistan.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Ashraf Ghani and Abdullah Abdullah called themselves president in separate ceremonies.
