Sunday 8 December 2019 - 20:58
Latest Updates on Afghanistan, 8 December 2019
Latest news from Afghanistan fronts and presidential election
Latest news from Afghanistan fronts and presidential election
ISWNews Analysis Group: Zabiullah Mujahid, Taliban’s spokesperson, claimed 93 of ISIS members were rescued by Afghan army helicopters in the conflict between ISIS and Taliban.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Afghan media unveiled Ashraf Ghani’s peace plan for Afghanistan.
US officials recent trips to Afghanistan shows there is something more important than US soldiers leaving Afghanistan, negotiation or fighting Taliban, etc., but it is about Afghanistan presidential election.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Salahuddin Rabbani, Foreign Minister of Afghanistan Resigned.
Afghanistan is going to hold the third presidential election while the negotiation between USA and Taliban is interrupted and the central National Unity Government, which is just controlled by others and power division between different movements, is at position of weakness.
Latest news from Afghanistan fronts and ISIS-Taliban clashes
ISWNews Analysis Group: A bomb attack at an election rally in Afghanistan has killed at least 24 people, medical officials say.
The US is seeking to restore the Taliban rule to the war-torn Afghanistan despite its earlier claims to eradicate the terror group in the region, says an op-ed of an Iranian paper.
1. Kabul The casualties of last night attack to G4S security base reached 15 death and 30 injured. G4S confirmed death of five of their employees. 2. Peace with Taliban Ashraf Ghani, President of Afghanistan announced that we proposed Taliban a peace agreement and Afghan Government is trying to start peace negotiations with Taliban […]
NATO continuation of occupation and supporting ISIS by Gulbuddin Hekmatyar until Ashraf Ghani is heart broken.
In previous articles, we explained and discussed the events and influential people in the last several decades in Afghanistan history; now in this article to explain the current situation in Afghanistan, different groups in terms of ideology and race and their current situation are explained.
