China & Pakistan are trying to dominate Afghanistan as US begins to withdraw
In #Afghanistan: • China offered bounties to kill US troops: US NSA. • @NDSAfghanistan arrests Chinese spies, uncovers Pak-China espionage. • Pak sheltering Taliban leaders violates our sovereignty: @MFA_Afghanistan.#PakChina try to dominate Afg as #USwithdrawal approaches. pic.twitter.com/UqH4ExDPq6
— Samir Dattopadhye (@samirsinh189) January 4, 2021
44 Taliban terrorists killed in Afghan military action
Kabul: The Afghan military killed 44 Taliban terrorists during actions taken in the Nangarhar and Farah provinces. There are only a few days left in the negotiations between the Afghan government and Taliban at Qatar. Even in this situation, the intensity of conflicts between the Afghan military and Taliban is increasing.
China had offered bounties to kill US troops in Afghanistan
Virginia: – China had offered funding to the non-state actors in Afghanistan for attacking the US soldiers, deployed there. US National Security Advisor Robert O’Brien informed President Trump regarding this. A website in the United States published this information citing confidential reports, but the news could not be verified.
Blackwater mercenaries will be deployed in Afghanistan following US military withdrawal
Islamabad: – US President Donald Trump is firm regarding the US military withdrawal from Afghanistan. The withdrawal will start in the next few days. President-elect Joe Biden will also not halt this military withdrawal.
Pakistan is using Taliban like a weapon to rule over Afghanistan: Afrasiab Khattak
Islamabad/Kabul: – Former Pakistan lawmaker Afrasiab Khattak accused ‘Pakistan wants domination over Afghanistan for military reasons. Therefore, Pakistan is using Taliban as a weapon. Not only that, but even Pakistan is using Al Qaeda to achieve its regional objectives.’
Taliban leaders in Pakistan pose a threat to Afghanistan, criticises Afghan Foreign Ministry
Washington: The Afghan foreign department criticised the presence of the Taliban leaders in Pakistan. Moreover, their visits to the terrorist training camps pose a threat to Afghanistan’s sovereignty; this is a matter of grave concern. A few days ago, videos were posted on the Taliban linked social media.
Afghanistan demands public apology from China after busting Chinese espionage module
Kabul: – Afghan Vice President Amarullah Saleh demanded ‘China has violated the international regulations by inserting spies and running terrorist centres in Afghanistan. Therefore, China that has rocked the Afghan belief should openly apologise to Afghanistan.’