New Delhi: India monitored “deteriorating security situation in Afghanistan” and although its mission is still functioning, Delhi’s new decision can change depending on the developing situation.
Answering questions at a weekly MEA spokesman, Arindam Bagchi on Thursday reiterated his diplomatic presence in Afghanistan.
“Our Embassy in Kabul and Consulate in Kandahar and Mazar-e-Sharif are functional.
We, we carefully monitor the deteriorating security situation in Afghanistan and its implications for the safety and security of Indian citizens in Afghanistan.
Our response will be calibrated accordingly.
“Afghanistan occupies many diplomatic activities by India this week.
Foreign Minister S.
Jaishankar said in Moscow on Thursday that such as 20 years ago when India, Russia and Iran, three countries supported the northern alliance of the Taliban in Afghanistan – the three continued to oppose “fundamentalist thinking, radicalism, extremism, and terrorism.
” Overcoming meetings at the Primakov World Economic Institute & International Relations in Moscow, Jaishankar said, “We support Afghanistan of the United States and sovereign, where minorities have a fair representative.
A peaceful Afghanistan with himself and with his neighbors.” He said it also did not change , But it shows that while this “principle” may not change, much more, Jaisankar wonders whether regional power has “wisdom” and “clarity” to see problems that develop from Afghanistan.
India, he said, “explained about the challenges” to come.
Jaisankar also refers to his meeting with Iranian President Ayatollah Ebrahim Relision in Tehran on Wednesday and discussions with Iranian Foreign Minister Zarif Zifar.
“We discussed Afghanistan in detail.
Region countries have a strong interest in ensuring that we get results in Afghanistan which are good for Afghanistan and good for the region.
It is no different.
Do we have clarity and wisdom to do it up to us.” Bagchi Said the minister had brought a private message from Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the newly elected Iranian president.
“Both parties …
discuss the situation that developed in Afghanistan and expressed concern for the deteriorating security there.” India emphasizes the importance of keeping the port of Chahbahar open and functioning and encouraged to solve the North-North International Transportation Corridor (INSC).