in afghanistan.o what has happened is the the impact of the policies in the last two years has greatly affected healthcare provision in terms of the supply side but also in terms of the demand side in terms of the supply side we know that many educated people have had to leave the country and of course the healthcare professionals are not outside that cohort so we have a health workforce shortage. we used to have a health workforce shortage but with the brain drain that has become severe. we also had covid-19 pandemic worldwide and that affected the health workforce in any country whether it's in north or in west i mean whether it's in in global north or global west. so we we i know my colleagues physicians healthcare providers who have been died because of the covid-19 infection so that was another burden on on health professionals so but but also the supply when you cannot provide regular salaries when you cannot provide continued training when when there's no job prospect career development opport

i just came from afghanistan . up to the border of china, up to the border of china i went to badakhshan province and then i returned to kandahar in the south of the american. the table was held in the last election in afghanistan. i think less than 2 million voted out of more than 10 million units, and ashraf ghani was with 900,000 and 300,000 tomans, that is, with 600 thousand and the president represents less than 10% of the people of afghanistan, god knows that there are more than 10 million qualified and between 600 and 900 thousand, nothing will happen because the americans wanted to show them to heaven and tell other countries where this kind of thing happens to many afghani loved ones when i came back to afghanistan, i asked when you came back. i came back in the early eighties because i thought that america had come. there are more than 60 american allies in afghanistan , there is no drinking water, there is no cable, i don't know the network , there is no proper electricity supply, there is nothing, and g

a lot of afghanistan, afghanistan, afghanistan, after the government said that it is in your hands, butt they have the space and land under their control, before hafez, about the plane that crashed in qazvin, one fars day, the civilian deputy who came from herat to kabul, who died in title 450 of this plane whose plane was the government calling us? i didn't know, it means they didn't have the specifications of the ultra-advanced plane. in fact , the americans have an american plane in the airspace of kabul, and they are doing bad things . mr. abdul latif nazari, deputy minister of economy of afghanistan, had asked them last year, and in this question , i wanted to know how the economic situation of afghanistan has been in the past two years . a fake and false economy that was decorated with the mask of a free market, but in reality it was a mafia process based on drugs and crime, and the foundations and foundations of the economy had been articulated . it was one of the indicators of the economy . internationalization of shatab unit of the world bank is impressive. yes, mr. mousavi our

in the afghanistan central - experience of dollars of assets in the afghanistan central bank - the afghanistanserves while _ the afghanistan central bank reserves while the _ the afghanistan central bank reserves while the us - the afghanistan central bank reserves while the us is - the afghanistan central bank . reserves while the us is pulled the afghanistan central bank - reserves while the us is pulled out there's— reserves while the us is pulled out there's no— reserves while the us is pulled out there's no economic— reserves while the us is pulled out there's no economic support - reserves while the us is pulled out. there's no economic support coming, being _ there's no economic support coming, being the _ there's no economic support coming, being the storage _ there's no economic support coming, being the storage of— there's no economic support coming, being the storage of humanitarian. being the storage of humanitarian crisis _ being the storage of humanitarian crisis is _ being the storage of humanitarian crisis is one — being the storage of humanitarian crisis is one that _ being th

war in afghanistan. [video clip] sec >> extending beyond august would have imperiled our people and our mission. the taliban made clear their cooperation with end on the first of september. as you know we face great and growing threats from isis. staying longer than we did would've made it more dangerous for our people. it would not have significantly changed a number of evacuees we could get out. as we consider these tactical issues today, we must also ask ourselves equally tough questions about war itself. think about the lessons we have learned the past 20 years. did we have the right strategy? did we have too many strategies? did we put too much faith in our ability to build effective afghan institutions, and army, air force, police force, and government administration? we help build the state but we cannot forge a nation. the fact that the afghan army that we and our partners trained melted away, as communicators without firing a shot, took us all by surprise and it would be dishonest the claim othe

of afghanistan, what happened to culture and art of afghanistan.to political life of afghanistan. so we just stopped living a normal life... just just so that we can really get a sense of how dramatic the change has been in yourfield in terms of art, culture, cinema. what was it like before the taliban came to power? paint us a picture of the kind of art, the thriving art scene that existed. the artists, especially filmmakers, musicians and writers. we were trying our best to reflect the reality of our society through our artworks. so, the situation wasn't a golden situation, but we were trying. we had freedom of speech, we had freedom of creation. so because of that freedom, we could explore what we wanted through our works. but now there is no freedom. there is a censorship. and the taliban, they don't allow people to express their opinion openly and freely. so most artists and most filmmakers, musicians, painters, writers, they left afghanistan. afghanistan is empty of it's open minded, of its intellectual and its youth, you know. i almost hate

of afghanistan condemned all the efforts of the invaders in afghanistan as a failure.atement was issued on the occasion of the second anniversary of the withdrawal of american troops from afghanistan , while the taliban and afghanistan are entering their third year of rule. that this country is still struggling with domestic and international problems, 2 years ago on this day, after the fall of the provincial capitals of afghanistan, the taliban reached the capital kabul, the taliban reached the capital where tens of thousands of people had been displaced by the year-long war of the united states. the capital was selling their houses along the streets and other houses. the iraqis were withdrawing their last forces and their allies from afghanistan. the banks of afghanistan were swept to show the people to get a few thousand afghanis. 50 is waiting, unfortunately, the taliban formed a caretaker government and named it islamic afghanistan , and the cabin is over until this war in afghanistan. today, the people of afghanistan can travel anywhere they want in the country.

mr; you say to them, how can they help afghanistan?— afghanistan?advice to the taliban is to open _ afghanistan? my advice to the taliban is to open the - afghanistan? my advice to the | taliban is to open the schools, afghanistan? my advice to the - taliban is to open the schools, the universities for the women as soon as possible. this is good for the dignity of the people of afghanistan.— dignity of the people of afghanistan. dignity of the people of afuhanistan. ~ ., , ., . ., afghanistan. what is your advice to the international _ afghanistan. what is your advice to the international community - afghanistan. what is your advice to i the international community question i am not trusting them. thea;r the international community question i am not trusting them.— i am not trusting them. they left us in bad conditions. _ i am not trusting them. they left us in bad conditions. the _ i am not trusting them. they left us in bad conditions. the americans i in bad conditions. the americans destroyed our economy. thea;r in bad conditions. the americans d

afghanistan did what led to the slaughter of afghanistan, i request the honorable ministers of pakistan not to throw themselves on other people's roofs , see your own problems within yourself, dr. arefi , professor of political science in kabul, also says about the root of pakistan's security problems and the end point. the night is very hard, it is long, ghadir means that soon 24 days, it will be hard to forgive, with all the inner prayers of pakistan and the history of pakistan, pakistan is responsible for ethnic conflicts in 2 after the taliban came to power in afghanistan, pakistan has witnessed deadly attacks in afghanistan's relations with while pakistan has a long border, the two countries have extensive relations in various fields, including economic, cultural and social . behnam yazdani kharab, minister of refugees of the taliban, announced on babil radio and television that more than 900,000 refugees have returned to this country. and the efforts of the retired 7 million others continue. mohammad reza added that afghan students have been detained by most of the countries of pa

they were based in afghanistan. we delivered justice to bin laden on may 2, 2011, over a decade ago. al qaeda was decimated. host: that was the president from two years ago. jerry, your reaction. mr. dunleavy: president biden's whole argument is that everything that happened in 2021 was inevitable. that the chaos and death we saw was inevitable and there was nothing he could have done to change it. as we lay out in "kabul", that is simply not true. i will give you one example. all of president biden's advisors and military commanders were telling him about the importance of holding onto bagram air brace. -- bagram airbase. because of his decisions bagram was closed. everybody told president biden that bagram is a safer place to do an evacuation from than a small airport in the middle of kabul. if we had maintained bagram, it would have meant a safer evacuation, a more orderly one. we would have had far fewer americans left behind, far fewer afghan allies left behind. we could have kept the taliban onslaught at bay t

shaituni talab was one of the religious schools in afghanistan who loved to visit the shrine of hazrat zainab, may god bless him and grant him peace, went to syria, and with the fatwa of the taqlid authorities , he went to syria to defend the shrine of ahl al-bayt. in the great syrian operation to the martyrdom arrives, but the body remains in syria and only the news of the martyrdom reaches the family, news that is hard to believe for the martyr's mother , who has been waiting for her son's return for years. and after 8 years, the body of this high-ranking martyr is very, very irreplaceable. now that i have become a martyr, i am happy for how many years the body of the martyr's mother, who was once on the front of the holy defense war, and today her son was martyred in defense of the privacy of the ahl al-bayt, and four out of three afghani is ready to find his children to defend islam until his own time i was able to help the funeral of martyr hosseini on the 3rd of shahrivar after the friday prayer in the razavi shrine, and he will be buried in the martyrs' tomb of behesht rezai in

why are all over afghanistan? and, and then the other, eric country side, you know, the middle east, and so that's in america and so forth. so, and as i said, you know, synthetic drugs where it's, which at one point you didn't hear about. and that's kind of back now are a major drug industry in a standard time. and it looks like even that, that it, brian are unable to control and it's, are there any initiatives or programs in that com binding the drug problem and supporting effective communities and asking us down? well, you know, i mean people try to understand, you know, is very traditional and muslim believing and practicing society for one thing. a drugs been drug production by and large are looked down upon and you know it, and it kind of drugs and it is prohibited by, by religion. so there's one reason, but also at the bottom it says a bid declared um you know this prohibition in april of 2022. it has been an 85 to 90 percent effective for the time be for the long run. as we know from experius of 222002000 r

afghanistan to the people and the world through cinema .the day of the international competition of the year of friendship cup, they will face each other. for this round of sports competitions , about 100 athletes entered sistan and baluchistan province by holding sports competitions and the athletes of this delegation will start with this, both on land and among the second people. using a platform called sports for friendship and peace, which has been created all over the world, today we used this platform and this opportunity with our neighboring countries, afghanistan, pakistan . after all, we have a lot in common with these countries in terms of religion, geography, and ethnicity. another sports competition in the world, art and sports are two common languages, we have a common language for the least amount of time . we eat arbaeen, it will be very busy, let's shorten it, according to the iraqi people's nature, let us make the pilgrimage as soon as possible and don't wait for arbaeen, for example, do it. we haven't gone on a pilgrimage,

no food in afghanistan. no job in afghanistan. it is very hard. very hard. for my country. my new home. for my husband. >> my hope for them is finding happiness whatever that might look like. at this point, so much of their heart is missing back home in their families. what they are veterans. they are just not american veterans yet and that is what we are working towards. is that one day they will be seen as at least afghan american veterans that risk their lives alongside of us. some of them gave their lives. to us they are no different. they are just as deserving and if not more because everything they put on the line for our country. [indiscernible] host: good evening, everybody. our panelists are still getting mic'd. but i'm going to go ahead anyway. i am ready to go. i am esg council at paul hastings law firm. before becoming esg counsel i was the firm global pro bono counsel. it has been my absolute honor to lead the afghan legal task force, a task force made up of global law firms to support the female tactical platoon. together, we all represent all of the female ta

of the caretaker government in the statement, afghanistan has condemned the invaders in afghanistanstatement was issued on the occasion of the second anniversary of the withdrawal of american forces from afghanistan . 2 years ago, on this day, after the fall of the provincial capitals of afghanistan, the taliban reached kabul, the capital, where tens of thousands of people were displaced by the 20-year war in the united states, and the people of the capital were selling their houses along the streets and other houses for a dream. now withdrawal of his last forces and his allies were from afghanistan. the banks of afghanistan have been swept away. it has shown that people were waiting in line for days to get a few thousand afghanis. i wanted to get money . i have been waiting here for a few days. islamic afghanistan, putting a supervisor and a cabin in this war in afghanistan is over , today the people of afghanistan can travel anywhere they want in the country. of the problems of the wars of the past few decades of this country have still brought to them, due to the unfortunate effe

what is happening to the girls of afghanistan. the culture and art of afghanistan.afghanistan. what has happening to the economy and the politics of afghanistan? wejust the economy and the politics of afghanistan? we just stopped the economy and the politics of afghanistan? wejust stopped living a normal life. just afghanistan? we 'ust stopped living a normal life.— a normal life. just so we can really let a a normal life. just so we can really get a sense _ a normal life. just so we can really get a sense of— a normal life. just so we can really get a sense of how _ a normal life. just so we can really get a sense of how dramatic - a normal life. just so we can really get a sense of how dramatic the i get a sense of how dramatic the change has been, in yourfield in terms of art, culture, cinema, what was it like before the taliban came to power? paints a picture of the thriving art scene that existed. artist, especially film—makers, musicians and writers, we are trying to best reflect the reality of our society through the artworks. it wasn't like a golden situatio

from afghanistan. i can guarantee that private citizens by some of those miles across the world to rescue americans that worked alongside america for 20 years was not a product of the state department. good planning and order. it was the product of chaos and a failure to plan. witnesses here today that will give specific pictures of what was happening on the ground. that will be a clearer and more accurate than a news report that i have seen. frankly i believe that is because the white house and his mouthpieces were lying to the american people. as they were narrating what was taking place for the withdrawal of afghanistan. i've no doubt there i witness testimonies will gentleman straight a clear failure to predict or plan for the worst-case scenario. and we do, when we planned military operations, i'm grateful to each of you for appearing here today. mans major jake smith specifically is here in his personal capacity. he is an active duty service members i would ask members of the committee to refrain

it is undoubtedly afghanistan's most important agricultural product. however, within the short here, the tollman managed to sharply reduce the opium poppy cultivation, cutting production from over one 130000 heck, there's to just 865 hector's this year. farmers in the country south are now calling on the government to help them by providing alternative prob cultivation. but it's not an easy solution to just replace poppy. most households don't own land, so replacing poppy with wheat or corn is on viable for afghanistan's rural sector. most atkins don't achieve food security by growing their own food. rather they grow cash costs or produce livestock, which has been sold to produce resources and purchased food needs. we or core is a low value problem, and a very poor substitute for opium is now due to the bands, afghanistan's farm economy has lost more than $1000000000.00 per year worth of economic activity. making the people in these world villages even more susceptible to hunger, mal nutrition and associated health problems to the band is not only effe

he is also remembered as the father of contemporary poetry in afghanistan.can be compared to most of the cities of afghanistan, it is different, it is less known, it is different , and the fact that he was the first poet who translated the poetry of the international contemporary literature of afghanistan, why is the contemporary of the world less known to the audience of afghanistan , because he is a hard-working poet, the first poet. that the new poem about the sea, the phone is fixed, known as the afghan forces, we are from the west, more than 20 book titles in the sections of the poetry translation of the classical doors of nimai and azad on jamal are deep and philosophical . he tries to express it with a philosophical point of view, and that's why we unfortunately read less about the people of his city. with the presence of writers and characters iranian and afghani were held, the greatness of which is known, which was there, provided that vitamin d and other poets were read, and in 1372, afghanistan was called home in pakistan. where is parsi with fars

afghanistan will have khorasan razavi has a 302 km common border with afghanistan , the 17th of august, the anniversary of the martyrdom of sarmi in our country's calendar, is named after the journalist's day. to continue this path in the soft war front 1010 being really kind and compassionate in your family, being a very capable person, being close to a brother says that one day he went to the other side of the border to carry out a heavy mission. the representative of the islamic republic of iran news agency office is on his way to kabul in afghanistan . the intensity of fatigue did not mean anything to mahmoud. he did not like the situation. the land of assyria is in danger of being captured and there is even martyrdom, but he has chosen his way, we told the martyr many times, this happened when we were monitoring afghanistan , i used to tell him from both domestic and foreign media that you too, for example, go to another country. choose and he used to say, "dad, i will stay in afghanistan to make friends with the people of afghanistan. my fate is either martyrdom or captivity. aft

afghanistan is important to our country, the neighbors of afghanistan and the countries of the region can encourage the rulers of kabul in what path they choose to build trust. deputy director of insurance and health services of the general directorate of health insurance of sistan and baluchistan said that afghan nationals, like iranian citizens, benefit from health insurance coverage services in the centers. they benefit from health care. last year, the cost of treatment and now 821 citizens of afghanistan's neighboring countries are covered by the health insurance of the general department of health insurance of sistan and baluchistan province. the neighboring country of afghanistan is similar to our dear compatriots. we can go to diagnostic and treatment centers. public and private, and receive all outpatient and inpatient diagnostic services, providing specialized and sub-specialized services , and the cost of 90% of the cost of inpatient services , 70% of the cost of outpatient services by the provincial health insurance, past payment for the diagnostic and therapeutic services

residents and non-residents from pakistan and afghanistan are coming to the province with the intention of pilgrimage and participation in the arbaeen procession. deputy chief of staff of arbaeen khorasan razavi said the ministry of foreign affairs has predicted that 50,000 afghan pilgrims and 3,000 pakistani pilgrims will participate in the arbaeen procession. the official of qom arbaeen people's camp said that this year the necessary planning has been done to welcome 400,000 arbaeen hosseini pilgrims . the person in charge of the arbaeen camp in qom said that in the past seven years, arbaeen pilgrims from 30 countries were accommodated in qom, and most of the pilgrims were from afghanistan and pakistan, and the european and american countries of russia were also accommodated. foreign nationals and immigrants alborz governorate said 3,000 foreign nationals from this province are ready to be sent to karbala muallem to attend the arbaeen ceremony of hosseini sirus dehghan shiri, adding that these periods are covered by the second services in terms of accommodation, health and food, the d

opening the oil extraction contract in northern afghanistan, aynak copper mine mining in afghanistan, the second reserve in the world, which was delayed by the chinese in the past, is going to start soon . electronic companies the chinese have also been active in afghanistan, a well-known chinese company to install cctv cameras throughout afghanistan, the government of this country has recently reached tanem, the purpose of monitoring the movements of isis , the chinese have said that in recent months, iran is also negotiating with the government about the construction of the power plant road. afghanistan did, and in the meantime, the china-afghanistan trade corridor started working by passing through several central asian countries, and the chinese goods arrived in afghanistan through the railway . afghanistan with the necessary resources and facilities that feel they invest to make it successful and effective, and among dozens of other issues , the proposal to invest 10 billion dollars to extract lithium mines in afghanistan. it happened in the laboratories of this university and a

they have failed the people of afghanistan. | failed the people of afghanistan.ve seen now is there is a narrative going around, around recognition, and the only way we can affect the taliban's agenda in afghanistan and demand them to reform is if we engage with them. in my opinion that is a copout. hat reform is if we engage with them. in my opinion that is a copout. met a my opinion that is a copout. not a sinale my opinion that is a copout. not a single country _ my opinion that is a copout. not a single country in _ my opinion that is a copout. not a single country in the _ my opinion that is a copout. not a single country in the world - my opinion that is a copout. not a single country in the world has - single country in the world has engaged with the taliban government but is there not an argument to say that do engage because if you do there is the possibility that there will be some influence, you don't agree with that? the will be some influence, you don't agree with that?— will be some influence, you don't agree with that? the message the west is sendi

what have women and girls in afghanistan told you about their lives? are living a terrible life because they have been denied education. they've been denied the opportunity to walk in public places. mo -- most recently they been blocked from visiting cemeteries of love ones. they been prevented from getting jobs. more recently girls in medical classes have been prevented from taking exam so they cannot qualify. and the tightening up of these dressing restrictions and other restrictions -- to the ministry of ascension -- it shows how deep and intense this violation of human rights is. that is why because i think it is general discrimination. that is what they you known -- we need to international criminal court -- to investigate. it is a crime against humanity. -- religious clerics are behind us and they are hoping to get a change of policy as quickly as possible. host: you said they will publish a legal opinion in the next couple days but why your you confident th gender discrimination would be considered a crime against humanity? >> all the experts ha

chinese electronic companies have also been active in afghanistan . it is known that the chinese government has recently reached an understanding to install cctv cameras throughout afghanistan. iran also cooperated with the afghan government in the construction of the power plant road, and in the meantime, afghanistan's trade corridor began to work by passing through several central asian countries, and chinese goods arrived in afghanistan through the railway line . the world of america is in nato afghanistan to invest with the necessary resources and facilities that they feel is in agreement and effective, and also, among dozens of other issues , the proposal to invest 10 billion dollars for the extraction of lithium mines in afghanistan . this problem disrupted toyota. this problem has stopped production at 12 of 14 toyota factories in japan since this morning . the automaker announced that it will probably stop all its activities to investigate the problem, and there are reports of a computer attack between the company , but toyota announced that t

in afghanistan, 28 august or assad , the anniversary of afghanistan's independence from britain , isublic holiday, which the afghan government issued a statement in a ceremony at the ministry of national defense it celebrated the anniversary of independence from england and with god's help, the british flag was broken by the afghans , and then the defeat of the soviet red army and the disintegration of this country, and after the defeat of the american and nato forces, showed that afghanistan was unconquerable, of course just a few days ago. august 24, afghanistan is the second anniversary of the end of 20 years of working for nato the command had celebrated that we got freedom, the invaders who were not here , i did not do the time and hour marking in the wedding ceremony, the time to die in our ways, the time of the teeth in this program, also the heads of the afghan government said about the good interaction with the neighbors . afghanistan is trying with all its might towards the battlefield and the darkness of darkness. afghanistan is the only country that cried. it is one of th

afghanistan as a failure . this statement was made on the occasion of the second anniversary of the withdrawal of american forces from afghanistan . up to date 2 years ago, on this day, after the fall of the provincial capitals of afghanistan, the taliban reached kabul , the capital, where tens of thousands of displaced people were displaced by the american war, and the people of the capital were selling their houses on the streets and other houses for a single figure. the americans were withdrawing their last forces and their allies from afghanistan. they showed that the banks of afghanistan had been swept away. people have been waiting here for a few days to get a few thousand afghanis. unfortunately, the taliban formed a caretaker government and it was called the islamic emirate. afghanistan putting the caretaker cabinet down, the people of afghanistan today can travel wherever they want in their country. in these two years, even though the caretaker government of afghanistan announced plans for the future o

in northern afghanistan. like the world, which was delayed by the chinese from the past, it is going to start soon, and the exchange of cooperation between the two countries in good faith with the afghan side has also been activated in afghanistan because of chinese electronic companies. a chinese company is known to install cameras. cctv throughout afghanistan, the government of this country has recently reached an understanding regarding the purpose of monitoring the movements of isis. in recent months, iran also negotiated with the afghan government to build a power plant road, and in the meantime, the china-afghanistan trade corridor, passing through several central asian countries, began to work. kurds and chinese goods arrived in afghanistan through the railway line. the chinese, as an economic example, taught that america and nato should invest in afghanistan with the necessary resources and facilities that they feel will be effective in success, as well as dozens of other issues. investment proposal t

the stability and security of afghanistan . the international health congress in arbaeen is being held in the razi conference hall of the iran university of medical sciences . the 50th foreign guest from this country is present in this international congress. more than a hundred scientists and experts in the field of health will present the latest achievements and experiences of automobile medicine in this conference . they are active, i don't want to be the next one. until now, the more you serve, my love, we are not tired. it is a logical way to go to the land of karbala. the minister of the interior, regarding the passports for citizens residing in iran to attend the arba'in ceremony , hosseini said that the plan of equipment has been reviewed and prepared for confirmation of the iraqi side of the receipts is issued by farr ja sara can be notified at her own time, and when necessary, the loved ones of foreign nationals can receive their destruction, which is allowed, and when they grow up , it will be given to them. foreigne

afghanistan, which has just arrived from afghanistan, has been displayed in this exhibition, and we now have the traditional sweets of afghanistan , which are used in most of the ceremonies. afghanistan is a common dried fruit here, we have white mulberry, we have khenjan mulberry, and we have kalang, we have night salt, we have almonds, pine nuts, fruit and red raisins, and we have a very famous exhibition of the achievements of afghan artists and it was held in tehran for two days, jafari, sda news agency, thank you dear viewers, good night, god bless you, the competitions started at the very beginning of the imposed war against their country and their mission began. from the very beginning, you can be more yourself in them. it is inevitable for a nation that will regret attacking the carrier's rights more. it is gradually getting closer to its fruits and works the latest achievements of the self-sufficient jihad specialists of the irgc ground force is the design and construction of dezful, which shakes the arrogance of the world. they were trying their missiles with the commander and

women and . irls afghanistan. absolutely. women and uirls are afghanistan. absolutely. and girls are facing _ afghanistan. absolutely. women and girls are facing gender— afghanistan. absolutely. women and girls are facing gender apartheid. - girls are facing gender apartheid. mary —— every area of life there have been banished. there is a humanitarian disaster and we are seeing funding cuts and donor fatigue across the board. obviously it is very hard for humanitarian agencies to even get to remote areas and to get to the most vulnerable without women being able to work. it is a disaster and it is a disaster unfolding before us. im’ith is a disaster and it is a disaster unfolding before us. with regards to that and the — unfolding before us. with regards to that and the comments _ unfolding before us. with regards to that and the comments we - unfolding before us. with regards to that and the comments we are - unfolding before us. with regards to i that and the comments we are hearing from refugees here in the uk, how is the situation in afghanistan affecting the people

the establishment of the council of islamic identity and the council of shia ulemas of afghanistan. his life is the music of the fourth the anniversary of the death of ayatollah mohammad asif mohseni, a mujahid cleric, a jihadi leader, was held in mashhad with the presence of scholars and thinkers of the immigrant community . he thought more about the islamic world than he understood the issue of alien women. the former soviet union has defined more than a dozen volumes of religious and political novels , and they have been remembered. character who made many efforts for unity among the mazar tribes of afghanistan, the unity and in farsi and pashto is the unity between sunni and shia in different regions of afghanistan, which is the factor of balance in the afghan society and established the council of islamic brotherhood, which in each of the islamic countries, the government regular organizations should work on unity and islamic brotherhood. one of the most important measures and efforts to recognize the jafari religion in the constitution of afghanistan is the creation of a perso

poppy in afghanistan and also the amount of harvest mr. yazdani, we have mentioned that the taliban government has banned the buying and selling of drugs since april 1401. mother was aware that some european countries signed agreements to reduce the cultivation of drugs in the country, but more precisely according to the statistics available in this is the context of the european company that you understand was an english company that worked in my former governments in afghanistan and based on the information provided by this company based on satellite data, it announced that in helmand province of hormozgan province in the south of afghanistan, where almost half of the world's opium is produced. he would have announced that in this province from approximately 2017, which was planted in previous years, in fact, they do not exist yet, but last year it was produced on the 6014th day and pakistan was because it actually became an exporter before the taliban decree, but still in the message that it issued on the occasion of eid al-adha, iran m

america sent a delegation to afghanistan.'ve got to get it through to people that right round the world there is nothing worse happening to girls now than what is happening to girls in afghanistan and this fundamental abuse of human rights if we allow it to continue and there's been far too little international opposition to this. we haven't done enough to make it clear this is unacceptable. but if it's allowed to happen in afghanistan, then you're creating the precedent in 2023 for this to happen in other countries where the rights of girls are at risk. so it's very important notjust for afghanistan girls, but for girls and women around the world that we take this action now. and as i say, i've been surprised how little international attention has been given to the plight of afghan girls when we know they're facing such difficulties. one more question on the possibility of a delegation, mr brown. if there were to be such a delegation and it were to be successful in its mission and convincing taliban leaders to allow women an

afghanistan will be attacked by armed groups against pakistan .istan will carry out 70 military operations on afghan soil. if pakistan's accusations lead to a sharp reaction from the caretaker government of afghanistan, the taliban will join pakistan. the islamic emirate of afghanistan once again firmly says that we we are not in favor of any attack in pakistan and we do not allow anyone to use afghanistan's soil against pakistan , but it is not our responsibility to prevent and control attacks inside pakistan. pakistan brought the new slaughter to afghanistan, i request the honorable ministers of pakistan , don't throw your snow on the other roof. your problems are inside you . it's difficult long and late means that it will be very difficult to forgive soon. with all of pakistan's internal conflicts and pakistan's history, pakistan is responsible for ethnic conflicts in the past two years and after the taliban came to power in afghanistan, pakistan has witnessed deadly attacks in afghanistan's relations with pakistan. while the two countries hav

in a meeting with the un coordinator, afghanistan asked for international support for afghanistan.san kazemi qomi, in a meeting with the un coordinator, osman prysner, said that the development of diplomacy with the un is about supporting afghan refugees. iran is one of the targets of iran or the native land, he added, a memorandum of cooperation has been signed between the ministry of health of iran and international organizations in the field of creating health and treatment facilities for afghan refugees. kurd, the purpose of the visit of the head of this country to iran is to negotiate with the authorities of the islamic republic of iran about the smooth transfer of goods through the khaf herat railway, to provide temporary technical training to the employees of this department and to develop rail cooperation between the two countries. a few weeks ago, the herat khaf railway line was restarted with the presence of the officials of the two countries. to monitor the important news about the immigrants, to investigate and deal with the various issues of the daily life of afghans i

. >> what about afghanistan? >> afghanistan left for mississippi. >> okay. i know. don't try to make sense of it. [laughter] you went over on shifts? >> no we flew. our big stuff it already been shipped. it takes weeks, months to get that stuff on the ground. we had in advance party go over there, all that stuff is going into kuwait before is pushed up into iraq. we had folks who went over there a month early to get organized and prepared for us. we flew out of army airfield in savannah. in early may. of oh five. and then we flew to a stopover in germany. it is an adventure so far, right? then you land in kuwait. and that is when i knew this was going to be completely something else. >> was your first reaction was a most memorable thing when you got there? >> heat and dust. they put us on this abbas in the middle of the night, pulled all the shades, when an armed escort taking us to a base in kuwait. they're playing that arabic music i member sitting on the bus going colleague,. >> were mi and. >> this is a whole lot less fun than it was a little while ago. anyway i

, pakistan has witnessed deadly attacks in afghanistan's relations with pakistan.t the two countries, having a long and common border , have extensive relations with each other in various fields , including economic, cultural and social. and we continued, i told myself that we are not going to die like this. this man had gone to avai with his wife and five children for a vacation when he encountered this scene. i thought i was going to die everywhere it was on fire and it was red as if it was a real hell . the fire started in the forests of the public island on tuesday . it was burning at a speed of 97 km. most parts of the city of lahijan on this island were practically reduced to ashes. i have seen many things during my life. strong and long storms, but this one is truly indescribable. the fire has so far killed nearly 70 people and more have disappeared. people have lost everything. sending federal aid issued loss and home they will receive help despite all the evil of the american president for the victims of this terrible fire, and it couldn't be worse. 80 dea