20 years of US presence in Afghanistan cost thousands of lives of ordinary Afghans and American soldiers, and billions dollars spent. But then they double-heartedly abandoned the Afghan people, and left them one-on-one with devastation, poverty, terrorism, and hunger.
Tag: Afghanistan
Repeat of failed militia experiments in Afghanistan
The United States has evacuated its largest airbase in Afghanistan, Bagram. Only a handful of troops are left. The day is now not far when this era of Western oppression will end and Afghanistan will be cleansed of all foreign forces, God willing.
Liberalism is Unneeded for Women’s Rights-A Taliban perspective
Despite numerous Taliban reassurances of women’s rights being protected within an Islamic framework, widely-read western media outlets not only publish malicious lies but also portray this caveat (“within an Islamic framework”) as an indication that women’s rights will be violated.
Declaration of Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan on the eve of 102nd anniversary of Afghan freedom from British rule
today we are celebrating the anniversary of our independence from British rule at a time when the United States, another proud superpower in the world, has failed miserably in its jihadist resistance and has been forced to withdraw from Afghanistan's sanctuary.
SOVIET POSITION ON THE DECLARATION OF THE AFGHAN GOVERNMENT-24/08/1981
Forcing the discussion of the "Afghan question" repeatedly on the UN General Assembly cannot help the cause of political settlement in any way. All this may only distract the General Assembly's attention from the solution of the tasks of the defense of peace and the maintenance of international security facing the UN.
Security Council by resolution ensures that land of Afghanistan should not be allowed to train or finance terrorist acts-17/11/2021
ensuring that the territory of Afghanistan should not be used to threaten or attack any country, to plan or finance terrorist acts, or to shelter and train terrorists, and that no Afghan group or individual should support terrorists operating on the territory of any country,
President Biden on the End of the War in Afghanistan-31/08/2021
Taken with a night vision device from a side window of the C-17 transport plane, the ghostly green and black image of the general striding toward the aircraft waiting on the tarmac at Kabul's Hamid Karzai Airport was released by the Pentagon hours after the United States ended its 20-year military presence in Afghanistan
Security Council Press Statement on Terrorist Attacks near Kabul Airport-27/08/2021
The members of the Security Council condemned in the strongest terms all instances of terrorism and deliberate attacks against civilians. They recalled that all parties must respect their obligations under international humanitarian law in all circumstances, including those related to the protection of civilians.
Treaty between Ameer Dost Muhammad Khan & British India, 1855
countries of Afghanistan now in his possession ; concluded on the part of the British Government by John Lawrence, Esquire, Chief Commissioner of the Punjab in virtue of full powers vested in him by the most Noble James Andrew, Marquis of Dalhousie, KT, &C., Governor-General of India ; and on the part of the Ameer of Cabool, Dost Mohummud Khan by Sirdar Gholam Hydur Khan, in virtue of full authority granted to him by His Highness, - 1855.
Letter from Sir Mortimer Durand to Ameer Abdul Rahman Khan-11/11/1893
Letter from Sir Mortimer Durand to Ameer Abdul Rahman Khan Kabul, November 11, 1893 Text After compliments "When Your Highness came to the throne of Afghanistan, Sir Lepel Griffin was instructed to give you the assurance that, if any Foreign…
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Agreement on the Sphere of Influence between Russia and Great Britain in Afghanistan – 1895
The Cominission shall be composed of British and Russian delegates, with the necessary technical assistance. Her Britannic Majesty's Government will arrange with the Amir of Afghanistan as to the manner in which His Highness shall be represented on the Commission.
British evacuation efforts- Support for British and non-British nationals in Afghanistan
The Home Office is committed to providing protection for vulnerable people fleeing Afghanistan. The Afghan citizens’ resettlement scheme will welcome up to 5,000 vulnerable Afghans to the UK, who have been forced to flee the country, in its first year, with up to a total of 20,000 in the long-term.