New Delhi: India doubled its energy in Afghanistan, when Foreign Minister S Jaishankar met with Afghan President Ashraf Ghani in Tashkent on Thursday, showing sustainable support in the face of a Taliban attack attack.
“It’s nice to call President @ashrafghani.
Discuss the current situation in and around Afghanistan.
Repeat our support for peace, stability and development of Afghanistan,” Jaisankar tweeted.
He held talks with US special envoys Zalmay Khalilzad and Deputy NSA Liza Sherwood-Randall on “a situation that developed in Afghanistan”.
The expanded Parley came when the news continued to come from the progress of the Taliban region in Afghanistan.
The report that came from Badakhshan said the Taliban increased their hard rules on the average person, especially women and women.
Another report talked about dozens of mortars fired at the Salma Dam in Herat, which was built by India and a lifetime for people in the region.
Indian security sources say it is difficult to say how much accurate reporting and how big part of the Taliban propaganda.
Jaisankar called Prez Afghanistan, oath support in the midst of the taliban violence
