New Delhi: As a battle between the Taliban and Afghan forces increased, the Minister of External Affairs Jaisankar on Saturday called rapid damage from the security situation in Afghanistan “serious problems” say that peace can be set only if all parts are protected.
After meeting with Qatars specifically for Mutlaq bin Majed Al-Qahtani on Saturday, Jaisankar Tweeted, ‘Afghanistan who is peaceful and stable demands that the rights and interests of all parts of society are promoted and protected.
“Al-Qahtani, a special envoy of Qatar’s foreign minister for counter-terrorism, is in a visit to India as if to discuss the latest developments in Afghanistan.
His visit came a few days before the meeting scheduled for the grouping of the ‘Troika renewal’ led by Russia in Doha on August 11 to discuss the future Afghanistan.
Jaishankar said he “shared an Indian perspective on the latest developments in Afghanistan.
Also the concerns of the area I heard during recent interactions “.
Al Qahtani also met with the Secretary of Foreign Affairs Harsh Shringla and Joint Secretary in the Division of Pakistan-Afghanistan-Iran MEA JP Singh.
India led a special UNC meeting in Afghanistan Messenger to the United Nations, Ghulam M Isaczai, said, “The Taliban continues to enjoy the path of safe places and supply and logistics paths extended to their war machines from Pakistan”.
He added, “Taliban Fighters’ graphics and video reports are close to Line Durand To enter Afghanistan, fundraising events, the transfer of corpses for mass burials, and the treatment of traced Taliban in Pakistani hospitals emerged and many available “.
Afghanistan envoys said it was” not only a naked violation of 1988.
Sanctions on the sanction of the UN Security Council but also leads to erosion of trust and confidence to build collabs relationships Orative with Pakistan to end the war in our country “.
Thanking UNSC for a special meeting, Afghanistan Minister Haneef Atmar on Saturday also called for “special sessions” in Afghanistan to discuss the Taliban cruelty.
Showing the conflict of Isaczai, Rahmatullah Nabil, former Afghan security service head, tweeted on Saturday, “…
Despite the difference between the Sunni religious extremist group from Jaish-ul-Adl (who fought against Iran) and the Afghan Taliban, Pakistan content has sent About 600 militants of Jaish-ul-Adl from Dalbandin, Noshki, Mashkeel and Panjur from Balochistan, to the province of Nimroz, Herat, and Farah from AFG with all military equipment, to help the Afghan Taliban in battle.
“The comment came on the day when the report said Taliban have taken over the city of Zaranj in Nimroz Province.