their funds to afghanistan. samaiye hosseini news reporter. applicants for the first round of the faizun holy qur'an competitions for afghan immigrants living in iran have the chance to register until tomorrow. these competitions are held in three categories: research recitation, tertile recitation and memorization of the kalan kareem for the age group over 16 years old. first period it is special for brothers. the faizon competitions are held with the aim of identifying the emigrant quranic elites and creating suitable conditions for the growth and flourishing of talents. to get important news about immigrants, for investigating and dealing with various issues of the lives of afghan citizens in iran and to see the reports broadcasted in this section. news is enough and join our channels in the virtual space and at the address of ed sain mohajerran 23. you can also follow more detailed and more news related to afghanistan and afghan medicine in iran by visiting our website at vejc.ir. the standards of health tou

back in afghanistan, their father, mother and siblings. and they are in germany and freedoms, working, getting training, but they had to leave their loved ones behind. even though the action plan for afghanistan made generous provision for family reunification, so far the 2 young women had been unable to bring their family to germany. as a sphere there's no totally dish fund if it's difficult, of course, because we don't know what is happening on to yeah. these in a month to how they're stuck at home. oh, nice way off of my little sister hasn't been able to go to school for 2 years now. surely again, on to the same with my big brother, the core support at all goodness. but he was in the music school. was a cooler on that, but it's been closed and that's for bidding in afghanistan. now that's a simple way to go assessed for it is difficult feelings and yet in tech meet in and we have to talk to them every day. so just find out what is happening, see if this is wrong with it there. well, yeah, this is really difficult because we don't really

and had already fled afghanistan to eastern germany in 2019. and afghanistan both had been studying economics and were organizing climbing courses for girls. inconceivable under the taliban. smarty and was able to extricate her little sister from the chaos and afghanistan in 2021. with the help of the cobbled lift book, a initiative that was very hot and the were done jewels because every year uh, was a follow up on. and the sure thing and they hide the pupils hit the pupils. when i got to, i went to money time in the airport, but i couldn't go inside due today, 2 years horrible mario move hummadi has started training to be a physiotherapist. soleah is learning german and hopes to get into print the ship and health care. in later she'd like to study medicine and become a doctor to politically, she was not, but the 2 sisters are weighed down with worries about their family. back in afghanistan, their father, mother and siblings, and they are in germany and freedom, working, getting training, but they had to leave their loved ones behind. even th

and thus the war in afghanistan. it is absolutely true that osama bin laden was in pakistan, and the pakistani role in afghanistan, fairly nefarious. they were major backers of taliban, and gave safe haven to the taliban to operate, answer the taliban's survival over 20 years of war was in part due to the safe haven at pakian gave them. in terms of fallout from u.s. foreign policy, one thing that i will load and sething that we have two chapters on generic books is that the taliban takeover of afghanistan, it wasn't just bad for afghanistan, the taliban taking over, al qaeda getting protection, our afghan allies often times getting hunted down by the talibanallies being left hind, women's rights being crushed. any sort of freedom that had been built up over 20 years getting crushed, but we live anymore dangerous world now and you can be that some of that comes from what happened in afghanistan. we make a very strong case that the u.s.-nato chaos that ensued in august 2021 and the taliban takeover was likely a factor

caused him abu jihad afghanistan benaman. the political and religious leader of afghanistan, who had spent his life in the country's jihad against foreigners , died at the age of 65 after enduring years of hardships caused by bullets and shrapnel. after preparation, his body was buried in the holy shrine of imam reza (peace be upon him) and hazrat masoumeh (peace be upon him) in kabul. his bravery became like the bravery of his grandfather ali, whose shouts and loudest takbeer made all enemies happy, the head of the islamic movement party of afghanistan, the minister of agriculture, agriculture and rural development in the mujahideen government and a member of the council of afghan shia scholars, including the performance of the late seyyed mohammad. hadi was a leader after my jihad was won against the soviet red army , he made many efforts inside the country to promote cultural, religious and educational issues among the people. the palestinian nation is not the only hero. had spent in mashhad and qom, a very good fast. he h

back in afghanistan, their father, mother and siblings. and they are in germany and freedom working, getting training, but they had to leave their loved ones behind. even though the action plan for afghanistan made generous provision for family reunification, so far, the 2 young women had been unable to bring their family to germany. as a sphere, there's not totally dish. and if it's difficult, of course, because we don't know what is happening on to yet these in a month to how they're stuck at home. oh, nice way out of my little sister hasn't been able to go to school for 2 years now. surely again, on to the same with my big brother, the core support at all goodness. but he was in the music school. was a cooler on that, but it's been closed and that's for bidding in afghanistan. now that's a simple way to go assessed for it. difficult feelings and yet in tech meet in, and we have to talk to them every day. so just find out what is happening. see if this is wrong with it there. well, yeah, this is really difficult because we don't really k

the first prose in afghanistan. it is in this field because it was not researched in the form of a book before this. the book of wrestlers has been compiled in three volumes after two years of research and dozens of field interviews with afghan wrestlers, of which only the first volume has been published. when i started the study , there was no evidence, and finally, with a lot of effort , interviews, publications, etc., i did something . there are about 130 to 35 sources in the book, which are publications and interviews, and my hard work. i edited this book. the cover of the first book covers the history of wrestling and the biographies of more than 70 afghan wrestlers who participated in domestic and international competitions in the last 70 years . the author has mentioned one of the great things he has done. that can to introduce the discussion of afghan wrestling in this book , especially the last 60-70 years and the people who have played a role in the world championships or in different countries , to get me

afghans in iran the polio vaccination plan has started in afghanistan . or prolonged paralysis is established in a number of provinces of the country. according to the announcement of this institution, this program has started on the 4th of january in 21 provinces of the country. it has begun. this year, four positive cases of vulva disease in children have been registered in afghanistan, all of them in nangarhar province. currently, afghanistan and pakistan are the only countries in the world where the disease of prolapse has not reached zero. viewers dear and respected, good night and god bless you. the story of people's lives and their suffering in the north of the gaza strip. they attacked us at night. they want to fight and attack people in their homes . they sin allahu akbar from the hands of these arab countries who are with them. they kill us , they kill our children. four of our young people passed away. instead of living in peace and security in our homes, these ignorant people kick us out of our homes. they destroyed our homes and lands, and ma

that's for bidding in afghanistan. now that's a fair 4 to wait to get assessed for it is difficult feeling with and yet in tech meet in, and we have to talk to them every day to find out what is happening. see if this is wrong with it there. well, yeah, this is really difficult because we don't really know what will happen to my family enough if they're in afghanistan. and then it's going to is a boy from the combo lift book. a initiative has been following their progress since they left afghanistan. these ones i stopped the site and refuses to accept the reality that you comp just separate families and think that they'll be fine. i'm galvan comes to suspension and often just because someone is 18, it doesn't mean that they don't need the parents anymore. this is the other 4 really hard to take out of the we've managed to get the families of some of the very young women out. and i know that they are doing much, much better than mari, i'm and soleah for example. so i get a smashing volume on sunday. after the telephone

back in afghanistan, their father, mother and siblings. and they are in germany and freedoms, working, getting training, but they had to leave their loved ones behind. even though the action plan for afghanistan made generous provision for family reunification, so far the 2 young women had been unable to bring their family to germany. as a sphere there's not to dish fun if it's difficult, of course, because we don't know what is happening on to yet these in a month to how they're stuck at home. oh, nice way out of my little sister hasn't been able to go to school for 2 years now. surely again, on to the same with my big brother, the core support at all goodness. but he was in the music school. was a cooler on that, but it's been closed and that's for bidding in afghanistan. now that's a simple way to go assessed for it. difficult families and yet in tech meet in. and we have to talk to them every day to find out what is happening. see if we can consume within their well yeah, this is really difficult because we don't really know what will

he used to work for a big human rights organization in afghanistan. he also organized women's and minority rights protests after the taliban take over. and this made him and his courageous fellow campaigners, most of them women in the target for the islamist the matter the tomorrow after our demonstration, the taliban arrived on november 3rd 2022. that is, oh, they did change me in a number of my colleagues sort of saying own, but i spent 2 months in prison. not at least kind of. i don't have them call. they tortured me during this time. uh, you know, since she finally, honeywell, they shopped at me in my mind that she can just for those and honest with on by let's go for them. we consolidate a move. she send us a salt. i was dad and called the district elder to have my body picked the some of that me for them. but i don't think it's kind of it was on commodity as mine came together with my family matters or not. and they realized i was still alive and took me to the hospital. he was tortured for 2 months and lost cheat from the beatings and the shot

back in afghanistan, their father, mother and siblings. and they are in germany and freedom working, getting training, but they had to leave their loved ones behind. even though the action plan for afghanistan made generous provision for family reunification, so far the 2 young women had been unable to bring their family to germany. as a sphere, there's not to dish fun if it's difficult, of course, because we don't know what is happening on to yet these in a month to how there's so good home. and that's why our, my little sister hasn't been able to go to school for 2 years now. surely again, on to the same with my big brother that for support. uh oh goodness. but he was in the music school. was a cooler on that, but it's been closed and that's for been enough dentist. and now that's a simple way to go assessed for it is difficult feeling with and yet in tech meet in, and we have to talk to them every day to find out what is happening. see if this is wrong with it there. well, yeah, this is really difficult because we don't really know what

hadi mat was in maidan wardak province of afghanistan.completed his primary education in religious sciences in kabul and his higher education in the seminaries of mashhad and qom. with the occupation of afghanistan by the former soviet union, his political and jihadi activities began in 1957. we were the ones who gathered the hut to our private room in 1957 and invited them to jihad. and in 1958, by being a member of the central council of the islamic movement party, he started his military activities in the central regions of afghanistan against the soldiers. the former soviet union started during the hajj jihad, mr. hadi was actually 21 years old when he entered the jihad and actions and haj agha's performance since that time was such that he never distanced himself from the people with the victory of the mujahideen. mr. hadi worked for a while as the minister of agriculture and the minister of jihad revitalization and development in the mujahideen government. levi jirga was a strategist and after that for two years he was the deputy an

the minister of foreign affairs of iran considered the taliban a part of today's reality in afghanistan, which is fighting for the security of this country with the extremism of isis. emphasizing the importance of stability in this country, hossein amir abdullahian said: afghanistan must be ruled by an inclusive government and iran's efforts in the diplomatic field are defined in this framework. the president's special representative for afghanistan affairs said: the birthday of the universal declaration of human rights is the day of accountability the biggest lack of human rights in afghanistan and the world is america. mr. kazemi qomi wrote on his personal page: as long as the war crimes of the us and its allies are not prosecuted with the complicity of the civilian population. this declaration will remain a political document in the service of the ruling system. special representative of the president for afghan affairs. he added that the universal declaration of human rights, if it cannot be a lawsuit and include justice for thousands of children who are victims of the crimes and oc

this author from afghanistan has also left some other works.ng the books of the late mohammad sarwar rajaee. it is possible to read the book from dasht laili to majnoon island, books and books in the arms of hearts . mohammad rajaei, the founder of the house of afghan literature in iran, and also the director of the afghanistan poetry and story office, was in the field of art, iman yadari , broadcasting, god bless the viewers. arjund , good luck to these photos and may god give him sleep that reminds you of waking up, but standing is only our job, we swear, let's put your heart into the sea , don't doubt that this day is not the end of the marsh. this is part of qassem soleimani's daily notes at the age of 19. the days when he leaves his place of residence and walks into a meeting where he does not understand much of what the speaker is saying, but they know one thing. i only knew that he was against the king. a student who was wearing the words of qassem soleimani was talking. on the way to the victory of your thought and the victory of the pa

you can also refer to our website at ac.ir for more detailed news related to afghanistan. follow in iran. officials of the department of public health of baghlan province, afghanistan, six tons of medicine. extermination of low-quality foods of the past. this amount of materials has been collected in the past 9 months from the pharmacy and shops of pol khamri city, the center of this province. local officials of this province. they warned drug sellers that they will face legal action if they repeat the violation. but the united nations announced that with the decrease in opium production in afghanistan, myanmar is now the largest producer of opium in the world. the government of afghanistan has always made the reduction of poppy cultivation one of its most important achievements said. every year at this time of the year , it is the poppy growing season. it was afghanistan, but the afghan government has been preventing poppy cultivation for the second year. the deputy minister of interior and the head of afghanistan's counter-narcotics says that the price of opium has incre

that's for bidding in afghanistan. now that's a simple way to go assessed for it is difficult feeling with and yet in tech meet in and we have to talk to them every day. so just find out what is happening, see if this is wrong with it there. well, yeah, this is really difficult because we don't really know what will happen to my family at this point. i know they're in afghanistan and then it's going to is a boy from the combo lift book. an initiative has been following their progress since they left afghanistan. these ones i stop the refuses to accept the reality that you comp just separate families and think that they'll be fine on the golf and come suspension. and often just because someone is 18, it doesn't mean that they don't need the parents anymore. this is the other 4 really hard to take out of the we've managed to get the families of some of the very young women out. and i know that they are doing much, much better than mariama soleah for example. so i get a smashing volume on sunday. after the telephone take

back in afghanistan, their father, mother and siblings. and they are in germany and freedoms, working, getting training, but they had to leave their loved ones behind. even though the action plan for afghanistan made generous provision for family reunification, so far the 2 young women had been unable to bring their family to germany. as a sphere there's no total dish fund if it's difficult, of course, because we don't know what is happening on to yet these in a month to how they're stuck at home. oh, nice way out of my little sister hasn't been able to go to school for 2 years now. surely again, on to the same with my big brother, the core support at all goodness. but he was in the music school. was a cooler on that, but it's been closed and that's for bidding enough. got us to now that's a fair for to wait to get assessed for it is difficult feeling with and yet in tech meet in and we have to talk to them every day. so just find out what is happening, see if this is wrong with it there. well, yeah, this is really difficult because we don

afghanistan is always the same for us, abdul saw many new nuances at home.find kabul there in the first place? are there fewer people? well, but again there is a crowd in kabul. interestingly, in afghanistan. a month ago, the traffic lights started working, the traffic light, the afghan traffic signal, it's called a traffic jam, this afghan traffic light, he is waiting for the red light to turn on, then the red light turns on, he runs out onto the road and tries to politely stop everyone with a smile and say: look, you see, the red light is on, it means that you stand, that is, and moves away, waits, letting this side pass, that is , little by little, they even accustom people to traffic lights, but that’s poverty. poverty, great poverty, hunger, people work all day day to bring at least something home, and this work is not there, what did you eat, yakhni, lately they gave me yakhni, at least at home, usually, well, pilaf, well, pilaf, which is prepared at home, there’s a lot of boiled meat i ate, here's pocha, i ate pocha, well, it's cooked. this is a very

some of the victims of this incident were citizens of afghanistan.d of the neishabur medical accident and emergency management center said: one muslim was treated on an outpatient basis at the scene of the accident, and 25 other muslims were taken to hakim neshawar hospital by ambulance and ambulance bus. ajmand viewers, good night and godly. youssef youssef h jwali ali ellabt to es trunám, estunam, estugan, estugan, los niños de gasta no son una menace, los niños de gasta no son una amenaza de niños palestinos, asesino del pueblo palestino. ecuador con palestinemente. obida shouf shouf shuf or abu ubaidah, shuf, shuf, he is the king of the hidden ones, he is the king of the hidden ones. al-hussein, the height of tawatna al -qayyim shamakh, i am al-jabin, naftdi al -haq. don't forget the free free body stone free body stone free body stone freestone please fire now please fire now please fire now sease fire now shahra and asabat in the place is the will of god and the grace of the guardian is the will of god and the grace of the guardian. you are fre

afghanistan is always the same for us, but abdul saw many new nuances at home. there in general, there are fewer people, but again there’s a rush in kabul, what’s interesting is that in afghanistan, a month ago , traffic lights started working, a traffic cop, an afghan traffic cop, they call it traffic, this afghan traffic cop , he waits for the red light to turn on, then the red light turns on, he runs out onto the road and tries to politely stop everyone with a smile and say: look, you see, the red light is on, which means it’s a hundred? that is , he moves away, waits, skipping this side, that is , little by little, little by little, they accustom people even to traffic lights, but poverty, poverty, great poverty, hunger, people work all day to bring at least something home, and this there’s no work, what did you eat, i don’t know, i - lately they gave me yakhni, at least at home, usually, well, pilaf... well , pilaf, which is prepared at home, i ate a lot of boiled meat, i ate it every hour, well this boiled hooves of bulls, well, as if our russians are abou

elements of afghanistan. according to critics although this poetry collection has classical music, the themes are all modern. from the beginning, my work has been classical work because i was also a student of literature at the same time, because in afghanistan, as they say, everything is natural. you are going, so we went in such a way that in the context of literature, our work was from the beginning of ghazal, that in terms of the topic , it dealt with immigration to some extent and women to some extent , which is something that is discussed in literature and in the social political atmosphere of literature. the culture of showing common literature is among the goals of holding such meetings also, programs are interrelated in common. culture has a lot of influence and in order to highlight these issues, these historical commonalities , these cultural commonalities, all students , all intellectuals, all elites should try. the experience of launching this book in iran was a good experience . i heard the same

but alireza asahi, a bodybuilder from afghanistan , was honored in the city of pakistan. this athlete won the first place among the representatives of china, japan, india and south korea in the 14th edition of the 2023 world bodybuilding championships in south korea. immigrants and officials of pakistan , we are very happy to be at your service on the 14th in the 2020 world bodybuilding championships, 23 south was able to win the gold medal in the front division . i really felt the fatigue that i had during training and preparing for the competition . because of their positive energy and their good and beautiful behavior and our iranian friendship, the purpose of holding this ceremony is to support the athletes and show the solidarity and empathy of the people of iran and afghanistan. holding and honoring and thanking a talented afghan sports figure who won the first place in the field of bodybuilding, i wish him success and i am fortunate to be among the afghan shiite brothers who are really working hard in iran today. i hope that this unity and solidarity will always be

there are students who want to know more about the history of afghanistan. history is important from several perspectives. first of all, the historical artifacts represent the black sabbath of our ancestors' lives, and there are more than 10,000 historical artifacts in the national treasure of afghanistan , of which 9,000 are manuscripts . there is a message for all the enemies to be sure that no matter what they do, this alliance will not be disintegrated in any way. the vigilance of the people of the line was definitely a nullity against all the plans of the enemy and the intrigues of the enemy. had every prisoner, every american has the right to think about america, the one who is in our veins, even to our leader, he is a man from america , a man from the authority of the jurist, our people prove that they are the followers of the absolute authority of the jurist, the akbar of america , the akbar of israel. saddam saw the opportunity to completely occupy arvand, a part of khuzestan, and with the support of the united states and european allies, he began t

and thus the war in afghanistan.is absolutely true that osama bin laden was in pakistan, and the pakistani role in afghanistan, fairly nefarious. they were major backs of taliban, and gave safe haven to the taliban to operate answer the taliban's survival over 20 years of war was in part due to thsafe haven at pakistan ge them. in terms of fallout from u.s. foreign policy, one thing that i will load and something that we have twohapters on generic books is that the taliban takeover of afghanistan, it sn't just bad for afghanistan, the taliban taking over, al qaeda getting protection, our afghan allies often times getting hunted down by the taliban, allies being left hind, women's rights being cshed. any sortf freedom that had been built up over 20 years getting crushed, bute live anymore dangerous world now and u cane thatome of that comes from what ppenedn afghanistan. we make a very strong case that the u.s.-nato chaos that ensued in august 2021 and the taliban takeov was liky a factor in vladimir putin's decision

it's an unprecedented ravaging of afghanistan's youngest.eighs less than half of what he should at 18 months. his grandmother, hayat bibi, said the taliban helped her bring the boy here, but doesn't know how she will get by now. "i'm relying on the mercy of god, "i have nowhere else to turn to, i'm totally lost," she told us. at this hospital, doctors and nurses have already had their pay cut by half. over the past two years, we have seen firsthand the situation deteriorating all across this country. we've witnessed how aid agencies are providing the only humanitarian link, keeping people away from famine, keeping the bare bones of hospitals up and running, and now, they're facing significant cuts because of a lack of funding from a world that's distracted by so much else, but which also doesn't want to give money to a country where the taliban government is imposing restrictions on women. i asked the taliban's main spokesman zabihullah mujahid, who's now based in their seat of power, kandahar, about their policies. do you recognise, though,

president ghani of afghanistan has left the country. (gunshots ringing) (car honks) (frishta speaks in foreign language) (sadaf speaks in foreign language) - [reporter] for the very first time, we are getting a look at the taliban inside the afghan presidential palace there in kabul. (tamana speaks in foreign language) (frishta speaks in foreign language) (tamana speaks in foreign language) (banin speaks in foreign language) (gunshots ringing) (banin speaks in foreign language) (farkhunda speaks in foreign language) - at that point, i really didn't know exactly how to help them, but i was determined to help. i started playing for the afghanistan women's national team in 2016. i'm an afghan-canadian. i have dual citizenship. and when the opportunity came up to play for afghanistan, i jumped on it. when afghanistan had officially fell, i had just graduated my bachelor of education program, i was working full-time. i got a phone call from the afghanistan football federation, and they asked for my help to help evacuate players from the nati

afghanistan, this is the result of the increase in the presence of americans in afghanistan. four times the number of foreign tourists in khaf, according to the head of the cultural heritage department of handicrafts and tourism of this city, the number of visits by foreign tourists to historical monuments in khaf in the nine months of this year reached 68 people with a four-fold increase compared to the same period last year. mr. bagheeda pointing to the decrease in the average age of tourists to 35 years, he said that tourists from 11 foreign countries , russia, germany, italy, france, peru, iraq, china, spain, japan, croatia, and algeria visited the historical attractions of this city. razavi is known for 45 historical works and 100 of these works have been registered in the list of national works. the education of afghan students in the open air. students of one of the cities of nangarhar province study in a school that does not have a building. this is what the occupiers claim they spent several trillion dollars in their two decades of presence in afghanistan. my destina

interestingly, traffic lights started working in afghanistan a month ago.nd moves away, waits, letting this side pass. this is tendon, let's say, which is boiled, it turns out like glue, it is a very healthy food for men, especially. i'm in afghanistan, i realized how kind people live. in russia , i saw our wandering dogs, well, given the situation here, our people are hungry, give the dog food, so he gives the dog bread, and people look in horror, how can you give bread to a dog, and i see people's consciousness changes, yes, was it really possible, every time we went there, passed by, we already we know, everyone already knows that these people, this red car, it feeds. impurity, they would love their president and say: “oh allah, thank you for having us.” by the way, i myself am russian, in response i can say that the afghans are very sensitive people, they are philosophers, kind, compassionate, along the way i passed through checkpoints, well, just like we have checkpoints here, there are also checkpoints in afghanistan, there are taliban there, but in p

in the first 8 months of this year, afghanistan traded 2,800 tons of goods by rail.icials of the afghanistan chamber of commerce and investment say that the railway is a shorter and cheaper route for trade and moving goods. carpets, petroleum products, dry fruits , food, construction materials are among the products that are imported and exported to the target countries through railways. the destinations of the goods are afghanistan, iran, china, uzbekistan, tajikistan, turkmenistan and kazakhstan. in total, we exchange goods from routes various things continue, we have exchanges of goods from the hairatan route, we also have from the aqineh route, and fortunately, the use of railways increases the volume of exchanges at a very cheap price, the director of the taibbat health and treatment network said the duran border health care center at the zero point of the border. since the beginning of this year, more than 560,000 people have been under care in afghanistan. has set. mr. mansi added that this measure is implemented with the aim of maintaining public health and p

interestingly, traffic lights started working in afghanistan a month ago.fik, it's called. this afghan chickadee is waiting for the red light to turn on. when the red light turns on, he runs out onto the road and tries to politely stop everyone with a smile and say: look. you see, the red light is on, it means that you stand, that is , and moves away, waits, skipping this side, that is , little by little, little by little, poverty, poverty, great poverty, hunger, people work all day to bring at least something home, and i don’t have this job, what did you eat, i don’t know, lately they gave me yakhne, at least at home, usually, well, pilaf, well, pilaf, which... in afghanistan i realized what kind people live in russia, i i saw hungry people looking at us, that is, well, people have no time for dogs , we buy bread for a lot of stray dogs, and we , in short, i’m a relative, please give the dog food there, so he gives the dog bread, and people look in horror at how you can give bread to a dog, and i see people’s consciousness changes , yes, was it really poss

hiring mercenaries as well. until 2003, contractors suffered only 4% of the fatalities in iraq and afghanistan, but in 2010, the casualties of the private firms exceeded those of the army forces. it was the first time in history, the defeat of the armed contractors left detrimental impact. in 2007, in baghdad's al-nisur square a fe few blackwater contractors started shooting and killed 17 iraqi civilians. in september of 2007 in downtown baghdad, a blackwater psd or personal security detail is escorting a state department convoy and says insurgents fired on them. this convoy felt like they were under attack and they just opened up. even though black water was not famous until then, that incident disgraced the contract. black water was established in 1997 in the us. the firm signed its first contract in october 2000 after attack on uss cole of yemen's port. the firm won the tender and took on training 100 thousand marines. after the deal, the owner of the company. prince bought a plot of land with area of 28 square kilometers on the virginia north carolina border and set up its military establi

following the 9/11 attacks and the occupation of afghanistan and the invasion of iraq, their main responsibility was to provide us diplomats and officials with security in those countries. without black water to protect them, us officials can't leave headquarters in the green zone. we need protection for our diplomats. on february 16th, 2005, an iraqi vehicle came under heavy fire by blackwater forces when they were escorting a us military cabalcade. later on, they claimed that the iraqi vehicle targeted them, but investigation revealed that one of the blackwater agents had opened fire. on february 6. 2006, sniper employed by blackwer open fire from the roof of the iraqi justice ministry, killing three guards working for the iraqi media network. when you look at how private security confiters were operating in irak. it wasn't that surprising that something like missoura square was going to happen. the last controversial move by blackwater in iraq was the deadly shooting incident in al-nisur square in baghdad, which claimed the lives of several iraki... civilians, including children. 17 iraquies

every year at this time of the year , it was poppy cultivation season in afghanistan. but the afghan government has been preventing poppy cultivation for the second year. no one understands that the deputy minister of interior and the head of afghanistan's counter-narcotics says: "after the traffickers saw, there will be no poppies in afghanistan this year , and the price of opium has increased significantly." people, i have not been planted yet. it was very cheap until the time of planting, but when it is time to plant poppies, seeing that they have not been planted in any province, the price has not automatically increased . it was a thousand afghanis. from the date of issuance of this decree, poppy cultivation is absolutely prohibited in the whole country. today almost. the places where drug addicts gather in afghan cities have been cleaned and drug addicts have been transferred to turkish drug addiction centers. in its recent report, the united nations pointed to a 95% decrease in the currency of drugs in afghanistan after the prohibition order poppy cultivation in

if women try to speak out on these issues in afghanistan, what do they face?face? right now, we have some women _ they face? right now, we have some women who _ they face? right now, we have some women who are - they face? right now, we have some women who are just - some women who are just protesting for their basic human rights, for education for women, for the right to work. they are put in prison and we still don't know of their whereabouts or if they are safe or not. women who are outside, who are able to escape the taliban, they are constantly being told by the international community that you are not in the country so you can't speak, while women in the country are being oppressed and arrested every time they do raise their voice, so we are stuck between a rock and a hard place. what i do advocate for is that everyone in the international community should be sending women diplomats and representatives to face the taliban. the taliban should have to sit across the table to the people they are pressing the people they are pressing the most, women. you the

and yet now he's back on the scene trying to privatize the war in afghanistan by offering to replace us and nato troops there with his own private security force. black water founders had established their company with the support of the state department and the cia. following the 9/11 attacks and the occupation of afghanistan and the invasion of iraq, their main responsibility was to provide us diplomats and officials with security in those countries. without black water to protect them, us officials can't leave headquarters in the green zone. we need protection. for diplomats. on february 16th, 2005, an iraqi vehicle came under heavy fire by black water forces when they were escording a us military cavalcade. later on, they claimed that the iraqi vehicle targeted them, but investigation revealed that one of the blackwater agents had opened fire. on february 6th, 2006, sniper employed by blackwater opened fire from the roof of the iraki justice ministry, killing three guards working for the iraqi media network. when you look at how private security comptors were operating in iraq, i

and thus the war in afghanistan.bsolutely true that osama bin laden was in pakistan, and the pakistani role in afghanistan, fairly nefarious. they were major backers of taliban, and gave safe haven to the taliban to operate, answer the taliban's survival over 20 years of war was in part due to the safe haven at pakistan gave them. in terms of fallout from u.s. foreign polic one thing that i will load and something that we have two chapters on generic books is that the taliban takeover of afghanistan, it wasn't just bad for afghanistan, the taliban taking over, al qaeda getting protection, our afghan allies often times getting hunted down by the taliban, allies being left hind, women's rights being crushed. any sort of freedom that had been built up over 20 years getting crushed, but we live anymore dangerous world now and you can be that some of that comes from what happened in afghanistan. we make a very strong case that the u.s.-nato chaos that ensued in august 2021 and the taliban takeer was likely a factor in vla

every year at this time of the year , it was poppy cultivation season in afghanistan. but the afghan government has been preventing poppy cultivation for the second year. the deputy minister of interior and the head of afghanistan's anti-narcotics campaign says: "after traffickers have not seen opium in afghanistan this year, the price of opium has increased significantly." while people he understood that this salam is not cultivated anymore. until now , it has been very cheap. but time prohibited the cultivation, harvesting, use and trafficking of drugs. from the date of issuance of this decree, poppy cultivation is absolutely prohibited in the whole country. today, almost all the cities of afghanistan, the places where drug addicts gathered, have been cleaned and drug addicts have been transferred to turkish treatment centers. the united nations in its recent report, referring to the 95% reduction in drug use in afghanistan, after the prohibition order. poppy cultivation in this country has said that the area under poppy cultivation is 233 thousand hectares in 2020,

follow more detailed news related to afghanistan, afghan doctors in iran.eral manager of the affairs of foreign immigrants of the south khorasan governorate announced the start of the distribution of smart cards for authorized foreign citizens. mr. safaei said that this plan is simultaneously with the whole country for more than 2 thousand people foreigners have started in the first stage in the province. director general of the affairs of foreign immigrants of south khorasan governorate. receive your smart cards. and the health officials of zabul, afghanistan , announced the identification of two children with prolapse disease near the city of ghalat, the capital of zabul province. before this, six children with cerebral palsy were also identified in nangarhar province in eastern afghanistan. about 9 million children will be vaccinated against polio in the polio vaccination plan that has started in 21 provinces of afghanistan since the last two days. good night, god protect you. ready to register. scene ready for harvest. the opening chapter of an assassin

afghanistan sit down. the sight of death.these meetings , keeping alive the physical values ​​and the names of the martyrs who were martyred for the sake of islam and the islamic revolution and in the way of defending islamic values. resistance jihad, where sometimes the iranian mujahideen were on the side of the afghan people, and sometimes the afghans fought side by side in the stronghold of the iranian brothers . afghans are always in. iran has stood by the people of iran and iran has stood by the people of afghanistan , of course, with the description that after the uprising of 1957, two countries came together with one main goal and goals, these two nations are more than ever before. connect with each other. this brotherhood has been for more than 40 years since imam khomeini, may god's mercy be upon him , taught the people of two nations this passion and effort with his revolution. which was created among our youth for jihad , influenced and taken from the culture of jihad in iran, it could not be . they know the path o

until 2003, the contractors suffered only 4% of the fatalities in iraq and afghanistan, but in 2010, the casualties of the private firms exceeded those of the army forces. it was the first time in history the defeat of the armed contractors left detrimental impact. in 2007 in baghdad's al-nisur square, few blackwater contractors started shooting and killed 17 iraqi civilians. in september of 2007, in downtown baghdad, a black water psd or personal security detail is escorting a state department convoy and says insurgents fired on them. this convoy felt like they were under attack and they just opened up. even though blackwater was not... famous until then, that incident disgraced the contractor. black water was established in 1997 in the us, the firm signed its first contract in october 2000, after attack on uss cole of yemen's port. the firm won the tender and took on training 100 thous marines. after the deal, the owner of the company, eric prince, bought a plot of land with area of 28 square kilometers on the virginia north carolina border and set up its military establishment and

the bush administration at the time decided to equip afghanistan's national army. the united states military and we will preveil. now the us was working with a private security firm not known until then and it was hiring mercenaries as well. until 2003. the contractors suffered only 4% of the fatalities in iraq and afghanistan, but in 2010, the casualties of the private firms exceeded those of the army forces. it was the first time in history, the defeat of the armed contractors left detrimental impact. in 2007, in baghdad's al-nisor square, a few black water contractors started shooting and killed 17 iraqi civilians. in september of 2007 in downtown baghdad, a blackwater psd or personal security detail is escorting a state department convoy and says insurgents fired on them. this convoy felt like they were under attack and they just opened up. even though blackwater was not famous until then, that incident disgraced the... contractor. black water was established in 1997 in the us. the firm signed its first contract in october 2000 after attack on uss cole of yemen

america left afghanistan and then it became a money for the development of afghanistan. people can think calmly and at least they don't have to worry about security. we really have to move forward ourselves if other countries never do. they cannot help us much, the main work should be done by ourselves. that every member of the country should be educated so that we can develop our country in terms of education. each of them are students of different fields and they tell me about their goals. if it is known from the political field i want to go to politics in afghanistan, because in 20 years, afghanistan is still a formal policy, a policy that can interact with the whole world, at least with the countries of the region. i finished my education , i want to go back to afghanistan, so that i can get rid of this chaos with the help of my fellow countrymen and others . currently, no girls can go out of their homes or study or learn an art. i came to a neighboring country where i want to study and be a very good role model . after iraq, afghanistan has the most foreign students

the bush administration at the time decided to equip afghanistan's national army. united states military and we will prevail. the pentagon signed contracts with other firms and it was given the authority to spend its military budget without. about congressional approval, the afghan war had become corrosive, things did not go as the americans had predicted. the bush administration had announced the american forces were getting into afghanistan to rid the country of al-qaeda and the taliban, but several thousand us troops did not go back home and there were several thousand mercenaries in afghanistan to fulfill the bush administration. demands, the us presidential elections were approaching, the republicans were in a shaky position, the united states proxy soldiers were in love with russian ak-47 and dragionev, to supply the weapons, the pentagon had to turn to private security firms and arms dealers. david packhouse started surfing on the internet, he thought it was likely that the... "balcan states still had warehouses of the rifles as they took part in the cold wa

the country now hosts a. school from afghanistan when the taliban _ school from afghanistan when theom afghanistan when the i taliban took over the country. they have _ taliban took over the country. they have been— taliban took over the country. they have beenjoined _ taliban took over the country. they have beenjoined by— taliban took over the country. they have been joined by sudanese - taliban took over the country. they i have beenjoined by sudanese medical students, _ have beenjoined by sudanese medical students, there — have beenjoined by sudanese medical students, there shall— have beenjoined by sudanese medical students, there shall two— have beenjoined by sudanese medical students, there shall two school- have beenjoined by sudanese medical students, there shall two school is - students, there shall two school is also here — students, there shall two school is also here after— students, there shall two school is also here after the _ students, there shall two school is also here after the conflict - students, there shall two school is also here after the conflict in- also h

until 2003, the contractors suffered only 4% of the fatalities in iraq and afghanistan, but in 2010, the casualties of the... private firms exceeded those of the army forces. it was the first time in history, the defeat of the armed contractors left detrimental impact. in 2007, in baghdad's al-nisur square, few black water contractors started shooting and killed 17 iraqi civilians. in september of 2007, and... town baghdadd a blackwater psd or personal security detail is escorting a state department convoy and says insurgents fired on them. this convoy felt like they were under attack and they just opened up. thank you, president. i think it would be really prudent for everybody here to read the un genocide convention of 1948 and to reflect on words and actions of recent weeks. all of the essential elements of the crime of genocide is legally defined there are present in what israel is doing in gaza. it's normally difficult to show intent, but not this time. "open declarations of genocidal intent every day from the top of israel's government, open, because they know they're protected

and they fear what will happen if they're sent back to afghanistan.people, the taliban have a list and our biometric data. i was governor in garmsir district when we arrested the famous taliban commander. he was in bagram prison for eight years, but now he is in the government. he knows that we were part of the operation when he was arrested. he is a cruel person. if they're sent back to afghanistan, the taliban will feel— that they have been handed back some of their most fierce opponents. - and the track record is they're eitherjailed or killed. - two years on and the taliban are now fully in control of afghanistan. some say it is not only the humiliation of the withdrawal which has dented britain's reputation. i'm100% sure that others went, other nations, other progressive forces, when they see afghanistan, when they look at afghan people, afghan miseries, how they can trust to the west? the afghans will say, well, you managed to mount- a complex, comprehensive, enduring military operation into afghanistan. l | so the fact that you can't help us| w

afghanistan is always the same for us, abdula saw many new nuances at home.nd kabul there in the first place? there are fewer people, but again there is a rush in kabul, what’s interesting is that in afghanistan a month ago the traffic lights started working, the traffic cop, the afghan traffic cop, the red light turns on, the red light turns on, he runs out onto the road and tries to politely stop everyone with a smile and say, look. you see, the red light means stop, that is, and moves away, waits, letting this side pass, that is, little by little, little by little, they even accustom people to traffic lights, here, but poverty, poverty, great poverty, hunger, people work all day to bring at least something home, and this work is not there, what did you eat, yakhni, to me, lately they gave me yakhni, at least , at home, usually, well, pilaf, well, pilaf, which is prepared at home, but i ate a lot of boiled meat, here’s pocha, i ate pocha, well, this. bread, and people look in horror, how can you have bread, give the dog food, so he gives the dog to give bre

what field do you want to study in afghanistan ? medical science field, general medicine or for example surgery or general medical science field. i came from afghanistan in the medical field of doctor of medical sciences. god willing , we will start studying at semnan university and we are very happy . the president of semnan university of medical sciences called this ceremony a symbol of cooperation. international students of iran university should be released. a poetry night, a cultural meeting on the occasion of yalda night, called "waiting for the morning" was held in mashhad. iranian and afghan persian poets were present in this ceremony and performed their poems on the subject of yalda. responsible for holding this the ceremony said: the purpose of holding this program is to create empathy between farsi-speaking countries rather than with the customs and culture of the country. get to know each other, a celebration for students of afghan nationals on the occasion of yalda , a celebration was held in varamin with the presence o

the prosperous era was after the us occupation of iraq and afghanistan. tonight british servicemen and women are engaged from air, land and sea to remove sadam hussein from power and desarm iraq of its weapons of mass destruction. us officials at the time supposed that the war would take less than a month. they initiated the wars in west asia and the aftershocks are still felt after two decades. americans soon realized that they couldn't deploy forces to the two countries because they didn't have sufficient troops. to solve the problem, they... decided to pull their forces out of the countries and replace them with the contractors, namely the mercenaries. hiring mercenaries through private security services companies was solution the bush administration came up with and the obama administration supported. the american iraqi solutions group has been providing security here since 2004. its president acknowledges things have gotten more difficult for. private security contractors in iraq since us troops withdrew from the country at the end of 2011. when the