so sam gets to and sam gets to kabul. and in the midst of that, there are the scenes that you saw on television. tens of thousands of people who remember when the taliban was in power in afghanistan, rushing to the airport saying, i have to leave, i have to get my family out. many of them had helped with the american military presence they were they served as translator, they served as interpret. they some fought in the military in the afghan military with the americans. and they feared death or some kind of terrible retaliation and. these are people who remember the taliban. this was in their lifetime. they remember the repression of women and girls they remember men being beaten in the streets, not having their beards long enough. and they knew how angry after 20 years of war these people were when they finally regained a authority in kabul. and so you saw those scenes. you saw men falling from the the horrible scenes, the men falling from the wings of airplanes. you saw handing babies through barbed wire to american so

and people in kabul were denying what was happening. but she could hear it for herself and her phone calls to her father. the tile event was challenge the army. no one expected, officially expected the taliban to return to kabul. certainly not that quickly. maybe in a few months maybe in six months and they were wrong. as the calendar turns to august of 2021 city after city started to fall. providence after providence. one after another. they kept moving closer and closer to where they were and city of 4 million people. which was a center of the government supposedly through the thousand or so afghan army members who were trained and equipped by the american and nato forces were ready to defend. maybe it would take years or certainly months to get there. but that's obviously not what happens. into this mix calms the way i try to tell stories. i could tell you that story and i could tell you the numbers 10024000 people trying to ehrlich. tens of thousands of soldiers to give you all of the numbers chapter and verse. the way i try to tell

i was there when the taliban captured kabul and i was in kabul in october and on september 8 we were covering and the taliban took my colleagues in one of my colleagues for several hours. now we have two journalists and the subscriptions increase day by day and working with independent media with exile media on crime. they are announcing that someone is working with other independent media it's a crime. so when you're announcing this there's no space for you to be an independent journalist but a lot is part prescriptions would have happened in afghanistan. there are journalists who are working butt without means and they are trying to cover the mission of afghanistan. they are a lot of challenges that we can describe. [inaudible] >> i've talked to lot about that experience and when we are talking of challenges as a journalist that could be a good example of the big challenge currently. i might be the first person who was tortured and spend few hours in a taliban prison but i'm not the last one. now that i'm talking about that moment i should think about that more. remembering those f

behnam yazdanani khabari sedav sima, kabul. the last news is that the return of afghan immigrants from iran in october increased twice compared to the first six months of the year . according to the head of migrant affairs, the taliban used to bring between 30 and 4 thousand afghan migrants from iran to afghanistan at the islame crossing . thank you for the support of shamar and khodadan. and you did not throw, because you threw, but god threw, god is great, god is great, god is great, god is great. it's different with you, it's easy for you, the life of this world you are right, when we say "o ali", it means that we will accept mullah ali's allegiance to mahdi, whatever is ahead, but do not look in the eyes of the cruel, say that it is good that the appearance is near, that my heart is with mahdiyya every night and every day , the most beautiful, or hussain today, or with mahdiyyah, that my heart is good. every night and every day , let's work with the most beautiful, hossein amorz, or mahdia . commander, commander, salam, khy

behnam yazdanani news reporter of kabul tv.ws, a chemical factory in the state of texas, usa, was set on fire. news sources announced that this fire happened due to an electrical connection in the factory around heistan city . authorities to residents at a distance of more than one a kilometer away from this factory, they said to stay in their homes. district school authorities also kept students inside the classrooms due to the large black column of smoke . the perpetrator of the arson attack at the private addiction treatment center in langrud was arrested. the police commander of the province announced this and said that the suspect is a 28-year-old person who entered the building through the wall behind the center and set it on fire on the morning of friday, november 12th. the accused has already been hospitalized in this private center. at 5:45 a.m. , there was a fire in an addiction treatment camp in roud city. the province was informed that after conducting an investigation, it was confirmed that the fire was intentional

if a child is coming from tarkham to jalalabad, from jalalabad to kabul, from kabul to kunduz, if a drop is cut three times, it will not be damaged, it will be useful, it is for its purpose, and we must be serious about this matter. they are responsible for this work, we should also express our concern. the review meeting of jang panhan book was held at the press cultural institute of iran. in this meeting, the political figures of afghanistan and the special representative of the president for afghanistan affairs were present. the book of secret war with documentary narrative. this book is based on interviews with key people involved in the war in afghanistan . friends who read this book describe the book. one of the advantages of this book is that it tells people that not only during the war three presidents lied to you and deceived you, but also after this failure, they are still doing it with the heart of the facts by making different movies. to distort and distort the facts in the vietnam war in the same way they are acting in afghanistan in such a way that they are making achieveme

in this ceremony, scholars and citizens of kabul were present, and in the grief of the martyrdom of umm abiha, hazrat fatimah, peace be upon him, the speaker of this ceremony, hazrat fatima zahra, peace be upon him , was considered a good example and role model for the individual and social life of muslims, especially muslim women, and to follow the way of life. this noble lady converted to islam and a review meeting of the book image of ebrat was held in tehran. in this meeting , afghan critics criticized this book. the third edition of the book image of ebrat has been published. the image of ebrat or baby eating is the first story modern afghanistan was written by an afghan writer named sardar mohammad abdul qadir effendi. roman baby khourijan, whose name has been changed somewhere, has become a lesson. in the main character , there is a woman from the class. ashraf, who is the wife of a first wife of a soldier during the amani period, narrates the story of everyday life and the normal life of a baby-eater. the book itself has two main parts. the first part is 120 pages . dr. farid bi

it continues when taliban returned to kabul to the power. increased. the legal -- would be had built in past have been destroythed. and thousands of journalists from across the country left. and now they are living in theed world. in a areou living in pakistan, iran and they don't have a -- for their life. this is what happened after the taliban, i was there when taliban captured kabul, i was there until october -- on september. they took my colleagues. now we have journalists we have the increase debut day. and working with independent media covering afghanistan issues is crime. they are announcing in many provinces if machine is workings with amu tv or other independent media it is a crime. we knew announcing this, there is no space for you to be an independent journalist in ther country. i think a lot of second would be story happened in infrastructure in afghanistan still there are previous journalists who are working with us, anonymously, they are trying to keep the information alive from afghanistan. this is the challenge that we face, if you go

a cold, dry, and frosty winter, and little 8 is being distributed in kabul. the taliban leaders are blacklisted. the foreigners have fled. the money is gone. half gattis dan is suffering under sanctions. pariah state. the opponent of the responsibility for the sanctions lives with this man. colleagues, now minister of refugees. there's a $5000000.00 bounty for him. he's seen by the us as an active supporter of all kind of the international terrorist network. but he doesn't care. he has won the golden days have arrived and his country is once again the kingdom of allah. busy when the sound, okay, so the war in afghanistan is praise be to allow 100 percent over. oh, security has been established up how corruption has ended. we did not come to a pallet by force, but with the support of the people. the us is so powerful. why did they just give up when the com and that one's done? your doesn't, the tool and not a geographically afghanistan is in the center of the well, like a matrix. oh, definitely. so that allow of that the law is with us at the me and he has pro

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it did change after the taliban took over kabul. pakistani military establishment, for example, had imagined it to be. for example, they wanted the taliban government to be more lenient on certain issues, where they could help them gain international recognition, for example. human rights, women's rights, that did not work. and the other thing, the afghan taliban could not deliver on their promise of kind of taming the pakistani taliban. the pakistani taliban continued with their attacks against pakistanis military establishments and in some cases, public, throughout last year. of course, it's a really bad time for both pakistan and afghanistan, isn't it, in terms of the earthquakes and the economic situation in both countries. i mean, this is really quite a worrying time, isn't it? the economy in pakistan is going through probably the worst time in their history. because the inflation has never been that high ever in pakistan. the joblessness is on the peak, similarly in afghanistan we know the situation is really bad. but both the

, and his devotion to hazrat imam caused him to be favored by some elders in the city of kabul, but inponse to all these words, he said, "i i am an imitator of the imam and i consider it obligatory to preach from the imam, he preached from the imam, and when he came to iran , he became a leader in this revolution and followed the line of leadership and the imam, and here they started their activities in the same way. and it was working. from all walks of life, from far away and from cities, everyone was present in this assembly, and each one of them really left no stone unturned. and may god bless the immigrants of the homeland of ansar ulama, the 35th commemoration of the cities of jihad and resistance of the afghan people and the memory of the fighting clerics was held in mashhad with the presence of afghan immigrants. became. the ceremony honored the memory of the clerics of the period of jihad and resistance against the former soviet union and in recent years, who were martyred in order to create national unity in afghanistan. they arrived in mashhad. islamic scholars , both shia a

, whoever is in kabul, food documents, hotel, that as soon as it’s sad, marik, marik, only.d, fourth, first. and it’s true that the municipality, the first one is running, the engines are running, the generator is set, connect the consumer, there is a generator on board, it’s like there’s a war in afghanistan , we’ll turn it off, vladimir ivanovich, but you can refuse, with which i’ll come to my daughter’s wedding, what are you saying, we have everything honestly, black and white, ready, ready! they've been flying for 6 hours, suddenly a man stands in the aisle, with a machine gun under his belt, and says: citizen passengers, the plane has been hijacked, you can smoke, but you remember the cabin boy and tell the children, women want it too, oh well, all this is bullshit, i do this and that and even proposed marriage, i know how much i spent on ninka, the whole car, so she mistakes your kindness for weakness, maybe you’re just beautiful? you see, i offer them a change of pace, and you offer fate. of course i understand, vitok, you, like an orphan, want to build a social unit,

november 25th dw, the the i arrived in kabul in the winter of 2021. after 20 years of military operations, nato had announced its withdrawal from afghanistan. it was a time of hope and delusions. the state would take control. democracy would serve as a counterweight to the tell event. then what was cushion line? yes, good. how almost line prepared to flight that, against terrorism and extreme is of it to do if at all, to you, i guess, i don't know if negotiations fail water is the only option and on that all those just those who to for could make them k, e i don't think the taliban are not capable of simply taking couple a couple of months later, the taliban entered the capital without a fight for any sort of resistance taking power in the country in a matter of days while the rest of the world looked on in shock, the national army was dissolved, government officials fled helicopters, hubbard over the american embassy as foreigners, were hastily evacuated. the airport descended into chaos as asking the leads to try to sleep. the exit was marked by day

she was just 16 years old and it's still a student that say it will show how to high school in kabul. akira to have a colleague with the school principal. that then girls were calmer into the pocket unity to learn. every morning from 6 am about 7000 girls would file through the front gate some of the so the lab, definitely my last one, the thing to enjoy and i go to walmart, what else? and they're not just the web page join other than the i'm will, should all the sudden ones the ask for the us led invasion of afghanistan in 2001 billions of dollars in a load into the country education for girls with the priority. but now as an a key less showed us how can missions and their schools were far from ideal. we have a few buildings here. yeah. which ones are for girls? the apartment. and that's just in time to desa. let people just saying that that, that building is for the buyers that building them for them from device that buildings it from device doors we are seeing the building. these are all the my, all the building on the boys. yes, we are the girls that size full of the guess. we don

and so in 2010 our family moved from minneapolis to kabul turk turbidngos support a humanitarin project. during this time we came to believe the lives of local families could be dramatically improved by empowering them to start and run their own businesses. too that end in 2017 brian start a business consulting micro finance company called bloom afghanistan. bloom's mission was to equip the afghan people the tools come education and capitol need to build and maintain successful small businesses. ryan took the time to learn the local language and continued dick and connected deeply with his clients and their families. as a result dozens of afghans were able to start their own businesses with microloans and ryan's coaching. i understand it may sound unconventional. we loved our community. we loved our lives of service so much opportunity to better the lives of afghan people. and it made it 2021 that 2021 thetaliban's reemergence cd everything. for afghanistan and for my family. our family evacuate on august 17. this was a difficult time having to leave behind our home, our community and o

an important strategic importance, because it is the only route for road transport from the capital kabulo the north of the country, and although the ussr forces were able to briefly take control of the territory. as a result, the army was forced to retreat. she took part in the operation. let the unit go underground, because they will run into a huge number of booby traps, branch tunnels, that is, they are made conventionally, the group goes there, some kind of device is triggered, the entrance collapses and just a group of people remains walled up inside, just like that how in narrow corridors any effectiveness of such a modern army is lost, which has the possibility of air support, long-range impact on the enemy, the use of heavy equipment and some other systems, underground it is actually either hand-to-hand combat or very short fire contact distances up to 10 m, if tunnels allow such a length at all, they usually wind, so there on any of ... is exposed to the enemy, there, simply speaking, if you shoot in a small tunnel with with a machine gun or with a grenade , you will only destro

and so in 2010 our family moved from minneapolis to kabul to work with ngos and support a humanitarian project. during this time we came to believe that the lives of local families could be dramatically improved by empowering them to start and run their own businesses. to that end in 2017 ryan started a business consulting and micro-finance company called bloom afghanistan. blooms mission was to equip the afghan people with the tools, education and capital needed to build and maintain successful small businesses. ryan took the time to learn the local language, and continued deeply connected deeply with his clients and their families. as a result, dozens of afghans were able to start their own businesses with microloans and ryan's coaching. i understand that may sound unconventional but we loved our community. we loved our lives of service, and we so much opportunity to better the lives of afghan people. then as is well known, in mid-2021 the taliban reemergence changed everything. for afghanistan and for my family. our family evacuated on august 17th. this is a difficult time having to

here they are on the streets of kabul . the taliban streets of kabul.he taliban clearly have no word for irony. they execute people for homosexuality. then strap on the rollerblades and wiggle their little sexy tushies and rollerblades in a very homoerotic manner . it's like the homoerotic manner. it's like the cliff richard wired for sound video. if he was wired for a suicide bomb, it's not the starlight express, it's the inshallah starlight express. it's torvill and karim dancing on isis. yeah, i've got millions of these. he was a skater boy. she said, please don't stone me to death for wearing my hijab. incorrect ali. but please don't worry. we could never get rollerblading . islamic morality. rollerblading. islamic morality. police roads police here because our roads are bad . how does kabul have are too bad. how does kabul have better roads than glasgow? i don't understand . listen, if an don't understand. listen, if an islamic caliphate is the only way to get our potholes fixed, i'm all for it. there were riots in dublin this week. sadly, after an

here they are on the streets of kabul . the taliban streets of kabul.he taliban clearly have no word for irony. they execute people for homosexuality. then strap on the rollerblades and wiggle their little sexy tushies and rollerblades in a very homoerotic manner . it's like the homoerotic manner. it's like the cliff richard wired for sound video. if he was wired for a suicide bomb, it's not the starlight express, it's the inshallah starlight express. it's torvill and karim dancing on isis. yeah, i've got millions of these. he was a skater boy. she said, please don't stone me to death for wearing my hijab. incorrect ali. but please don't worry. we could never get rollerblading . islamic morality. rollerblading. islamic morality. police roads police here because our roads are bad . how does kabul have are too bad. how does kabul have better roads than glasgow? i don't understand . listen, if an don't understand. listen, if an islamic caliphate is the only way to get our potholes fixed, i'm all for it. there were riots in dublin this week. sadly, after an

the afghanistan national football team left kabul for qatar to participate in the second qualifying rounds of jamani 2026 and jama asia 2027. afghanistan is supposed to play in this competition with afghanistan's first match on thursday night of this week at 8:45, which will be against the asian champion qatar national team. this is while last wednesday, ashley michael westwood signed a one-year contract as the new head coach of the afghanistan national football team. was determined. thank you for your attention to this news section. good night and well. god is great , and god is great, and the number of tanks, vehicles, and the number of wounded and ill-fated soldiers. god is great and god is praise. this is how premature babies are transferred from the special care unit to a building that still has some electricity. all these babies are kept on the same bed and there is always the fear that they will die due to lack of oxygen and running out of fuel. dozens of premature babies were transferred here hoping that conditions will be created to transfer them out of shafa hospital. each of the

high would we give the secret kabul a vote.t the government needs to do is protect us from those people. we need a government that is strong, that has authority, that can protect us from those people to vote is cute, but it's weak. and this is the only way that we can efficiently compete with the real countries on earth, the real strong countries, you know, you would say today, china, russia, hungary. and so that message is the same. it's to turn us against each other to make us believe that democracy doesn't work. to align us with strongman countries in other parts of the world. the other piece of it is that there's no knowable truth. >> yes. this is really important. >> really important, and i can tell right now that this sounds woo woo, but it's not. it's very specific. one of the things they do is they tell you, don't believe journalism, don't believe science, don't believe experts. don't believe history. it's all fake. it's all designed to bamboozle you. none of these expertise, these sources of expertise are real. the onl

so speaking to us from kabul, thank you very much. thanks it, us. that does it for today. there's most doors in the region on our website. i'm going to tomorrow, but the, enjoying the views and kind of take a look at this. our tv highlights every week. email inbox, subscribe. now. the one of main kinds, oldest ambitions could be within reach. what do you see? it really is possible to reverse the researchers and scientists all over the world for you know, race against time. they are peers and rivals with one daring goals to help smart nature. the more likes watching it on youtube dw documentary, the is it time free? you member states to balance the books? that's the question hanging over. let me think of finance ministers in brussels web . big differences remain over the blocks fiscal rules. the rest has placed over $500000000.00 to a new port in for land cab. will it do anything to reduce china's influence in the region? and india is going to catch this. we look at the rise of payment apps and the well, it's nice to populous nation. is the state of a busy summer box in sco

rarely do we find a complete body, especially in the heart of kabul hospital. he was here an hour ago, but now his wife, brother, son and many family members who were martyred are here in the hospital. saeeda tawil, hisham nawajeh and a number of other cities that have been included in a list of 50 people, and it is not likely that their numbers will increase even these minutes. that the zionist regime wanted to silence them or with the testimony of their families they want to remove them from their feet. generally, all of our goals are clear. for example, today, the family of al-jazeera reporter and our children are taking revenge on us. the occupiers want only that the images and news of the killings they are committing in the gaza strip are not published by journalists. out of hundreds of buildings destroyed in gaza, 50 are news buildings. the number of martyrs in gaza has now exceeded 10,000 people, of whom about five are journalists, and the end of their mission has been set next to these martyrs. we try to present the correct image to the people as much a

terrorist organizations such as al qaeda al qaeda's leader and top lieutenant was living in downtown kabul under the protection of the network in the caliban. specifically the taliban's minister of interior and leader. the taliban holds several american hostages. in fact the committee just heard from ana corbett whose husband ryan has been detained by the caliban for over a year. this is unacceptable she has a deeply flawed approach this administration has taken since the taliban regain control. under the caliban or roll women and girls describe their day-to-day lives as living under house arrest. they are barred from public places and not allowed to travel outside their homes without a mail chaperone. afghanistan is the only country in the world where girls are banned from receiving an education above the sixth grade. now afghanistan is currently facing one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world. people are starving. 15.3 million afghans are food insecure and nearly 1 million children need lifesaving treatment last year due to malnutrition the recent earthquakes in october of 2023

within the next five years, according to noordin azizi , the economic cooperation between tehran and kabull expand in the fields of agricultural products exchange, development of mining industry and transportation.

the celebration ceremony of about 700 afghan teenage girls was held at imam zaman jamia mosque in kabul. worshiping god, the blessed and exalted , has achievements both in this world and in the hereafter. for the hereafter, from the evil of the burning hell, god bless you. now it makes man old and healthy and brings paradise to man. divine worship from today you have reached the age of sunni, the same way you become simple during prayer and talk to your god. you have reached a stage where all the obligations have become obligatory for you and all the things you do that were not forbidden for you until now have become forbidden for you . the supervision of 7 giya quarantine centers located in the official borders of the province, including midak , visheh, mirjav, gamshad, chabahar and zahidan borders , has been exchanged and sent to other countries, including afghanistan. mr. timuri stated that the clearance of agricultural enclosures that was carried out this year from the official borders was 18,598 and said: this province is due to access it has a unique opportunity to export agricult

within the next 5 years gave according to nuruddin azizi, the economic cooperation between tehran and kabul will be expanded in the fields of agricultural product exchanges, the development of the mineral industry and transportation. the contracts that were made, almost a few months ago, we were able to sign contracts with the companies of the islamic republic of two large mines in afghanistan, which are in danger . we estimate that we will do business above 10 billion, god willing. two countries reported. one of the other topics is the extension of the railway lines into afghanistan, that is, with the help of a joint venture, for now , it has reached roznak near herat. it can go through wakhan to china, from milk to kandahar, and from kandahar to northern afghanistan or wakhan to central asia. china should be connected, we are investigating these issues that we have in this trip, to get important news about immigrants, to investigate and deal with various issues in the life of afghan citizens in iran, and to see the reports broadcasted in this news section, it is enough to visit our channe

we load from bandab, we leave after loading, and we export to kabul and kandahar through the milk border. according to the director of the milk border terminal, since the beginning of this year, more than 400,000 tons of goods have been transited through the milk international border terminal to our eastern neighbor afghanistan. has taken. fortunately, this year with the coordination and interaction that existed between the devices in the milk border terminal complex. alhamdulillah, we had an increasing trend compared to last year and so far this year we have been able to increase more than 80% in fleet and over 70% in transit tonnage. in addition to terranite, more than 130,000 tons of goods have been exported to afghanistan through milk terminal. alireza pourali , broadcasting news, zero point of border between islamic republic of iran and afghanistan. thank you very much for your company goodbye. wir wollen frieden, wir wollen frieden, nie wieder kriegen, nie wieder. nous sommes tous les palestiniens, nous sommes tous les palestiniens, nous sommes tous de palestinian, nous sans tous d

founder and president of the institute for the study of war and you advised general david petraeus in kabul for 17 months during the afghanistan war. currently, there are two major wars underway, the israel-hamas war and russia's ukraine war. describe the mission of the institute for the study of war against the backdrop of these conflicts. - the institute for the study of war exists to help civilian leaders, policymakers, military leaders, and journalists and the american public understand what is happening in conflict zones around the world. isw conducts what we call open source intelligence analysis. one of the ways that we follow the war in ukraine is through watching or listening to how it is that the russians talk about combat operations in ukraine. they don't tell the truth. but some of what they comment on and publish on actually has latent information in it. and we can use a whole suite of new kinds of tools that allow us to verify that information. - well, listen, i know the majority of your work at the moment is on focuses on ukraine. and you also have a deep expertise in iran. i

jamani, the national football teams of afghanistan and kuwait will meet each other tonight at 21:00 kabul time. this game will be held in dammam, saudi arabia. the afghanistan national football team is traveling to the kuwait national football team, which lost its first match to the qatar national football team with a score of 8-1. the night good and god-knowing. the war in gaza is the latest issue that has challenged democracy and the will of the majority of people in western countries, including the uk. after the war in gaza, hundreds of thousands of people from different walks of life across the uk have demonstrated in various ways, including street demonstrations against the government and their representatives in parliament. they wanted israel to be their close ally. end the bombing of gaza and stop its attacks on residential areas, hospitals, schools and religious places. but their answer was nothing but what they heard many times. the position of our government in this regard is clear. it is israel's right to reject it. on the defense of the leader of the conservative party carr an

in the next five years, according to nuruddin azizi , the economic cooperation between tehran and kabul in the fields of agricultural product exchanges, the development of the mineral industry and transportation the transfer will be expanded. the contracts that were made just a few months ago, we were able to sign contracts with the companies of the islamic republic of two large mines in afghanistan, which are in fear . god willing, we will do business with more than a billion. in god's hope, the economic adviser of the president's special representative for afghanistan affairs also announced the development of railway routes with the participation of the two countries. another issue is the extension of railway lines into afghanistan, that is, with the help of a joint venture, for now, it has reached roznak near herat, so it can go to china via wakhan, from milk to kandahar and azandehar to northern afghanistan , or wakhan to central asia, and even to china. we will examine these issues that we have in this trip. dushanbe capital market representative on november 15th , they were positi

behnam yazdani news of kabul tv. installation and operation of x-ray machine in the holy mashhad care camp. director general of press affairs of foreign immigrants. khorasan razavi said: x-ray machine was installed in this camp with the aim of monitoring foreign horses when they leave iran and to prevent any possible violations. mr. shrafati added that due to the daily admission of more than 2 thousand people from foreign countries to improve the security coefficients, timely monitoring of the target community and prevention of accidents is provided. to receive important news about immigrants, to investigate and deal with various issues in the life of afghans in iran, and to see the reports broadcasted in this news section , it is enough to join our channels in the virtual space and the sign of edesign mohajerran 23. you can also refer to follow our website at the address c for more detailed news related to afghanistan in iran. representatives of the ministry of science and the ministry of foreign affairs of the tali

conference: recently , an 80-member trade delegation headed by the governor of khorasan razavi traveled to kabul, and the obstacles in the way of trade between the two countries were removed to some extent. mr. rajabi added that one of the demands of the afghan side in this trip was to improve the country's trade balance with iran, and it was decided that the goods that afghanistan exports in the form of a committee be checked according to khorasan province colt director razavi, afghanistan will focus on increasing domestic production and will increase the import tariff of the goods it produces. for this purpose, the export of goods to that country changes direction from final products to intermediate enclosures, machinery and technical and engineering consultations and services. ceremony. the 10th anniversary of the martyrdom of yaser jafari , the defender of the lashkar fatemiyoun shrine, was held in mashhad, according to the tradition of fatimi thursdays . martyrdom arrived. he was born in a religious family in the city of mashhad when the sound of armed bombs is heard. very good manners and

including the 400 kv imamra substation, its four and a half kilometer long communication tunnel and kabul, which is being built for the first time in iran by a bumi contractor, as well as the debah air lines, which should be done in zakaria post, 400 kv, mentioned above, this whole package will be operational from the profit from the sale of this project, god willing, this is only one of the tens of thousands of meters, which is a government racket that is supposed to help finish half-finished projects , we have tens of thousands of half-finished construction projects, which are half-finished hospitals. half-finished schools, industrial construction projects , stadiums that have been picked up but not opened in our country, in fact, these construction projects can be revived through the injection of these rocket assets. the head of the privatization organization says: so far, more than 56,000 half-finished plans have been identified in the country. some of these have an average lifespan of over 12 years. some of them are 18 or 19 years old. this land is supposed to be put up for auction t

milk, we go to the border of nimro zarraj province, from zarjam to kandahar and bol, and we export to kabul and kandahar through the border of milk. 1000 tons of goods have been transited to our eastern neighboring country of afghanistan through the milk international border terminal. fortunately, this year with coordination and until there were devices in the milk border terminal complex, alhamdulillah, we had an increasing trend compared to last year. so far this year, we have been able to increase more than 80% in fleet and over 70% in transit tonnage. in addition to transit, more than 10,000 tons of goods were exported to afghanistan through milk terminal. has been alireza poorali, a radio reporter, the border zero point of the islamic republic of iran and afghanistan, marzazi meyil terminal, hirmand city. end of this news section, thank you and goodbye. bringing the house down on us, but still , i'm not leaving here. may god find an opening for us. what they bring upon us is forbidden. two babies aged 10 and 40 days were martyred. the house was also destroyed . god is right. muhammad m

we have loaded raw materials from jirofat and are exporting to kabul and kandahar through the milk borderlk to our eastern neighbor afghanistan has transited, fortunately this year with the coordination and interaction between the devices present at the milk border complex. alhamdulillah , we had an increasing trend compared to last year. and so far this year, we were able to increase more than 80% in the fleet and over 70% in freight. in addition to transit, more than 130,000 tons of goods have been exported to afghanistan through milk terminal. sedav and radio zero point border of the islamic republic of iran and afghanistan , border end of mayil shahran hirmand. more than 50 infected patients hematologic malignancies, including cancer , were treated with the use of naft blood stem cells. the ceo of royan technology company said: iran has the largest capacity of stem cells in the region. a thousand cord blood samples have been stored so far , which is the largest volume of stem cells in the middle east. more than 50 patients suffering from malignant blood diseases, including blood cance

airfield in the area. >> brian: trump never would have allowed -- his own ego would not have allowed kabulfall in minutes, some days. the airport and blow up. the whole scenario wouldn't have been feasible. i have to ask you about what happened yesterday. these attacks are not going to stop from what you saw. they call themselves resistance. combined resistance. iran is meeting with the heads of these militias, meeting with hezbollah and hamas. what did they -- how -- what do you think they're thinking? what is their strategy? they're daring us to be tougher. should we? >> well, so, the first thing we should do is increase domestic oil energy production. and that region of the world becomes far less important to us. >> ainsley: biden won't do that. he shut down the pipelines day one. >> exactly, that's my point. is that the trump era oil production policies decreased the relevance, plus 9 abraham accords increased the cooperation. >> brian: talking about the attacks right now. >> it's all relevant, brian, because what iran is trying to do is disrupt the unity that was happening, the moment

the celebration ceremony of about 700 afghan teenage girls was held at imam zaman jamia mosque in kabule worship of god, the blessed and exalted, has achievements both in this world and in the hereafter. for the hereafter from the evil of god's burning hell