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خبر ها - افغانستان شنبه 15 عقرب 1395 ساعت 22:38 آخرین به روز رسانی در شنبه 15 عقرب 1395 ساعت 22:49 نوشته شده توسط TOLOnews.com Translations pending. An Australian woman was reportedly kidnapped at gunpoint in Qala-e-Fatullah in Kabul's PD10 on Saturday night. The woman, who has not been named, is believed to work for an NGO. According to eyewitnesses, the roads in the area where the kidnapping took place were immediately cordoned off by security forces. No details have however been released. Let's block ads! بخوانید,australian woman kidnapped afghanistan,australian woman kidnapped jalalabad,australian woman kidnapped in ecuador,australian woman kidnapped ...ادامه مطلب

خبر ها - افغانستان شنبه 15 عقرب 1395 ساعت 10:46 نوشته شده توسط AP Translations pending. Fighters loyal to al-Qaeda have taken on a more active supporting role for the Taliban during the current offensive in Afghanistan while the position of Daesh in the country "has distinctly weakened," UN experts said in a report circulated Friday.The experts said the Afghan govement and several other countries estimate that there are about 45,000 opposition fighters in Afghanistan and between 20 and 25 percent are foreigners.These "bad actors ... mutually reinforced each other and presented a significant and rising terrorist challenge not only for the country but also for the inteational community," the experts quoted several unnamed senior officials as saying.The Taliban have been fighting to overthrow the Kabul govement since their own regime was ousted in a U.S invasion in 2001 and in recent months, they have stepped up attacks across Afghanistan. Dae, ...ادامه مطلب

خبر ها - افغانستان شنبه 15 عقرب 1395 ساعت 10:54 آخرین به روز رسانی در شنبه 15 عقرب 1395 ساعت 11:14 نوشته شده توسط AP Translations pending. The U.S military on Friday said it had killed al-Qaeda's emir for northeaste Afghanistan in an airstrike last month, in a major blow to the group as it seeks to re-establish safe havens in the country. Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook described the assault that killed Farouq al-Qahtani as a "precision strike" and said it took place on October 23 in Kunar, Afghanistan. "This successful strike is another example of U.S operations to degrade inteational terrorist networks and target terrorist leaders who seek to attack the U.S homeland, our interests and our allies abroad," Cook said in a statement. He said another al-Qaeda leader in the country, Bilal al-Utabi, was targeted in a separate strike, though the results of that attack were not yet known. Last month, U.S officials said mul, ...ادامه مطلب

خبر ها - افغانستان چهارشنبه 14 میزان 1395 ساعت 08:18 نوشته شده توسط TOLOnews.com Translations pending. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, European Union foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini and Afghan President Ashraf Ghani met in Brussels on Tuesday to prepare for the second day of a donors' conference expected to raise billions of dollars for Afghanistan. It is hoped the money raised will keep the country running until 2020. But hopes for a new start to peace talks have been overshadowed by a surge in violence by Taliban fighters. Fifteen years after the U.S invasion that ousted Taliban rulers harboring militants behind the attacks on New York and Washington, Afghanistan remains reliant on inteational aid and faces resurgent militants that threaten its progress. The two-day, European Union-led donor conference is seeking fresh funds, despite Weste public fatigue with their govements' involvement in Afghanistan. Around 70 goveme, ...ادامه مطلب

خبر ها - افغانستان چهارشنبه 31 سنبله 1395 ساعت 07:38 آخرین به روز رسانی در چهارشنبه 31 سنبله 1395 ساعت 07:56 نوشته شده توسط TOLOnews.com Translations pending. At least 29 Daesh fighters were killed by security forces in easte Nangarhar province, provincial officials said in a statement. The Daesh fighters were killed in Afghan air force airstrikes in Achin, Kott and Haska Mina districts, read the statement.‎However residents claimed that after the operation ended Daesh resumed their activities in the areas. Let's block ads! بخوانید, ...ادامه مطلب

خبر ها - افغانستان پنجشنبه 18 سنبله 1395 ساعت 08:11 نوشته شده توسط TOLOnews.com Translations pending. The U.S Army has announced plans to send an additional 1,400 troops to Afghanistan later this year to support Operation Freedom's Sentinel, according to reports. The soldiers from the 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airboe Division (Air Assault) in Fort Campbell, Kentucky, will be deployed to Afghanistan. Rakkasans from the 3rd Brigade Combat Team had previously supported Afghanistan in its fight against Al Qaeda and Taliban forces during Operation Anaconda in 2002. "The Rakkasans are trained, well-led, and prepared to accomplish any mission given to them while supporting Operation Freedom's Sentinel." The soldiers had also performed advise-assist missions in 2014-2015. 101st Airboe Division (Air Assault) acting senior commander brigadier general Scott E. Brower said: "The Rakkasans are trained, well-led, and prepared to accomplish any mis,us to deploy troops against russia,us to deploy,us to deploy troops to russia,us to deploy troops to fight russia,us to deploy forces to russia,us to deploy thaad,us to deploy troops,us to deploy more troops to iraq,us to deploy missiles in south korea ...ادامه مطلب

خبر ها - افغانستان دوشنبه 8 سنبله 1395 ساعت 10:03 نوشته شده توسط TOLOnews.com Translations pending. Aid worker Kerry Jane Wilson, who was abducted in Jalalabad in Nangarhar province in April, was rescued in a National Security of Directorate (NDS) operation on Sunday night, an NDS statement read. "Kerry Jane Wilson was rescued safely during an NDS special operation in Nangarhar province," the statement added. According to the statement several suspects have been detained in connection with the kidnapping and investigations are underway. Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Julie Bishop also confirmed early Monday in a statement that Wilson, who was abducted in Afghanistan in April this year, had been freed."She is now safe and well. I am relieved for Kerry Jane, and her family with whom I have remained in close contact," said Bishop."I deeply appreciate the work of the authorities in Afghanistan whose support and assistance facilitated her rele, ...ادامه مطلب

خبر ها - افغانستان پنجشنبه 28 اسد 1395 ساعت 09:25 آخرین به روز رسانی در پنجشنبه 28 اسد 1395 ساعت 10:19 نوشته شده توسط TOLOnews.com Translations pending. The U.S is monitoring Daesh and its affiliated groups in Afghanistan besides helping the latter's security forces to fight out the terrorist organization which is trying to expand its base in Afghanistan, a top American official has said. "We are always looking at ISIL's (Daesh) ability to find safe haven and then expand to work with, these affiliate groups, factions of groups such as the Taliban that they might be able to exploit. We are monitoring it very closely," State Department Deputy Spokesman Mark Toner told reporters on Wednesday. "We're in close contact and coordination with the Afghan security forces in that regard, and we're going to continue. If we see ,us says it has unlocked iphone,us says it will work with duterte,us says it captured,us constitution what it says ...ادامه مطلب

خبر ها - افغانستان جمعه 22 اسد 1395 ساعت 13:26 نوشته شده توسط Mir Saeed Sediqi Translations pending. Afghan athlete, Kimia Yusufi, is all set to compete against at the Rio Olympics' women's 100 meters race on Friday evening. Yusufi said she realizes the fact that winning a medal at the Olympic Games is not an easy task, but she is prepared to compete in the race, representing Afghanistan. "I hope that I gain success at the event as I am representing the 30 million population of my country," she said. She qualified for the Olympic Games a few months ago by running the 200 meters in 20.30 seconds. Yusufi has run for Afghanistan at two inteational track events – one in Iran in the Fajr Cup and another at the South Asian Games in India. She mentioned that she leaed the basics of running from her coach Prima Ahmadi, an Afghan athlete that lives in Iran. "We are representing Afghanistan but we lack a number of essential and required facilities in ,rio olympics afghanistan ...ادامه مطلب

خبر ها - افغانستان پنجشنبه 21 اسد 1395 ساعت 12:48 آخرین به روز رسانی در پنجشنبه 21 اسد 1395 ساعت 12:51 نوشته شده توسط TOLOnews.com Translations pending. Kabul this week rejected claims that terrorist attacks on Pakistan emanate from Afghanistan. Afghanistan govement said that no country can use Afghanistan territory against any country, but that Pakistan has never been honest with Afghanistan. Pakistan, the country which has been suspected on many occasions of not being honest in its fight against insurgents, recently claimed that India organizes terror attacks on Pakistan from Afghanistan. Omid Misam, deputy spokesman for the Afghan CEO, in response to this claim said: "Pakistan and Afghanistan are both victims of terrorism. Afghan govement many times asked Pakistan to stand on the side of the Afghan govement and fight the insurgents in the region honestly. Leaders of some political parties have meanwhile s, ...ادامه مطلب

خبر ها - افغانستان يكشنبه 10 اسد 1395 ساعت 10:14 نوشته شده توسط ICC Translations pending. Afghanistan cruised to a commanding innings and 36 runs victory over the Netherlands in its Intercontinental Cup clash at Sportpark Westvliet in Voorburg, Netherlands, with the bowlers ensuring a two-day finish to the contest on Saturday. In the moing Afghanistan resumed on 145 for 4 and extended its first-innings to 312, to swell its lead to 195, and then bowled the Netherlands out for 159 in 43.1 overs. The Netherlands openers got off to a cautious start but Mohammad Nabi castled Stephan Myburgh back in the 10th over for 23. Nabi then ran Tim Gruijters out for nought before Mirwais Ashraf trapped Peter Borren, the captain, lbw off the very next ball to reduce the home side to 59 for 3 by the 13th over. Seeing the opportunity, Asghar Stanikzai, the Afghanistan captain, kept attacking the Netherlands' batsmen with close-in fielders, allowing Dawlat Zadran and Zahir Khan, the chinaman bowler, to apply pressure and bag more wickets. The Afghanistan bowlers remained on top, and the Netherlands batsmen could not get going. Dawlat had three wickets against his name, while Zahir retued figures of 4 for 29 to be the main wicket-takers. Earlier, Hashmatullah Shahidi, who started the day unbeaten on 9, went on to score 83 off 184 balls, his knock studded with 10 boundaries. Stanikzai, who was unbeaten alongside him at stumps on the first day, was bowled by Rippon for 24 in the 13th over of the moing session. Nabi added another 17 runs to the score before Roelof van der Merwe went past his defense to reduce the visiting team to 224 for 6 at one stage. But Shahidi and Ashraf then got together to string a seventh-wicket partnership of 68 off 110 balls to frustrate the Netherlands bowlers. Ashraf scored 42 off 64 deliveries and was eventually trapped lbw by Rippon in the 97th over of the Afghanistan innings. Shahidi did not get any more help from the rest of his teammates, and was the sec, ...ادامه مطلب

خبر ها - افغانستان جمعه 8 اسد 1395 ساعت 10:24 نوشته شده توسط TOLOnews.com Translations pending. The commander of the Resolute Support mission and U.S forces in Afghanistan, Gen. John Nicholson, has said that the U.S will continue to stay after Daesh until the rebel group is defeated in the country. In a news conference via Skype with Pentagon reporters on Thursday, he said: "We will continue to stay after [Daesh] until they are defeated here in Afghanistan," Nicholson said. "At the same time, we'll continue with our train-advise-assist mission with our Afghan partners, so ultimately in the future they will be able to do these missions entirely on their own." He said the terrorist organization's regional affiliate in Afghanistan has seen a territory reduction from 10 districts in southe Nangarhar to parts of three or four since the start of the authority. "By fighting groups like [Daesh] and al-Qaida here in Afghanistan, we deny them sanctuary and we inhibit their ability to conduct transnational attacks from here." He said the Operation Shafaq, the larger Afghan campaign plan for 2016, is meeting with success. He added: "Overall, our mission in Afghanistan is on a positive trajectory. Thus far, in keeping with the campaign plan, we have seen the Afghans successfully defend each of these areas, largely by taking offensive operations against the enemy." Let's block ads! بخوانید, ...ادامه مطلب

خبر ها - افغانستان چهارشنبه 6 اسد 1395 ساعت 10:16 نوشته شده توسط News Agencies Translations pending. The U.S Army has confirmed that about 800 soldiers from an aviation unit are deploying to Afghanistan this summer. The 1st Combat Aviation Brigade of the 1st Infantry Division at Fort Riley, Kansas will deploy on a regular rotation, according to a news release issued on Tuesday. According to Lt. Col. Kimeisha McCullum, a division spokeswoman, the unit will utilize Blackhawks, Chinooks and Apache helicopters with a primary mission of supporting Afghan military efforts. McCullum said the soldiers can expect medical evacuation and logistical support missions, but declined to say whether U.S. troops will play a role in close air support or training their Afghan crewmember counterparts.The deployment comes after a deadly suicide bombing in Kabul on Saturday that killed over 80 people. Daesh claimed responsibility for the attack. Meanwhile, the U.S has said new authorities given to U.S. troops in Afghanistan to more proactively target the Taliban have already made a difference, but troop caps continue to present problems, the Republican chairman of the House Armed Services Committee said Monday after a visit to the country. "One of the commanders, this may not be an exact quote, but I wrote it down at the time: 'We've done more good in the last 30 days than the entire nine months before, and we've only had to drop one bomb, but just having an airplane overhead is a huge boost for the Afghans and does huge damage to the morale of the Taliban,'" Rep. Mac Thoberry said he was told during his trip. "And that sort of sentiment we saw in a variety of places. "I think there are really signs of progress," he added. "At the same time, there's still lots of threats there." U.S President Barack Obama in June approved new authorities for U.S. troops that allow them greater ability to accompany conventional Afghan forces that are fighting the Taliban, as well as provide more close ai, ...ادامه مطلب

خبر ها - افغانستان يكشنبه 20 سرطان 1395 ساعت 10:09 نوشته شده توسط TOLOnews.com Translations pending. After win over Scotland, Afghanistan would look to put the same foot forward when it runs into Ireland for the first of five One-Day Inteationals (ODIs) in Belfast today (Sunday). The Afghan National Cricket Team has been on top of its 50-over game over the past year, winning a couple of series against Zimbabwe and a couple of one-off one-dayers as well. Ireland has the onus of attempting to seal the series 4-1 or better if it is to leapfrog the Asian side to tenth in the ICC ODI Team Rankings. Afghanistan is currently 10th with 51 points, with Ireland 12th on 41 points. A 4-1 win for Ireland in the series will lift it to 51 points with Afghanistan slipping down to 44. A series win, on the other hand, will keep Afghanistan ahead of Ireland. But more than points and rankings, the teams will be hoping to make the most of the inteational exposure, and for someone like Mohammad Shahzad it could mean lucrative deals in Twenty20 leagues around the world. Shahzad, who once again proved his ability by scoring 84 from 91 balls in Afghanistan's win over Scotland, has become a star since his showing at the World Twenty20 where he put some of the world's best bowlers to the sword. The opener Asghar Stanikzai, have marshaled the troops impressively to highlight the side's progress repeatedly. They will hope for more support across the line-up. It will also be the second series for new coach Lalchand Rajput, as he looks to realize the side's growing ambition. Ireland, meanwhile, was outplayed by a visiting Sri Lanka last month and has an unenviable task of regrouping since those losses and since exiting the ICC World T20 2016 earlier than it would have liked. The Afghan cricket team includes Asghar Stanikzai (captain), Amir Hamza, Dawlat Zadran, Gulbadin Naib, Hamid Hassan, Jawed Ahmadi, Mirwais Ashraf, Mohammad Nabi, Mohammad Shahzad, Najibullah Zadran, Noor Ali Zadran, Rahmat , ...ادامه مطلب

خبر ها - افغانستان چهارشنبه 16 سرطان 1395 ساعت 11:17 آخرین به روز رسانی در چهارشنبه 16 سرطان 1395 ساعت 12:07 نوشته شده توسط TOLOnews.com Translations pending. The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) member countries should endorse concrete measures to improve the protection of civilians in the conflict in Afghanistan, Human Rights Watch said Wednesday in a letter to govement leaders. The NATO Summit in Warsaw, Poland on July 8 and 9, 2016, will discuss military and other support for the Afghan govement as the Taliban and Afghan govement forces claim an ever-increasing number of civilian lives. The watchdog said NATO should press the Afghan govement to curtail abuses by its security forces, including the military misuse of schools, attacks on healthcare facilities, and recruitment of children. NATO should also appoint a high-level envoy on protection of civilians to provide expert analysis and advice. "The Warsaw Summit is a crucial opportunity for NATO to commit to a more robust role in reducing Afghan civilian casualties," said Brad Adams, Asia director at Human Rights Watch. "Despite NATO's reduced military presence and redefined support mission, the alliance is well situated to make good on its pledges to help protect civilians," he added. Over the last decade, millions of Afghan women, men, and children have experienced significant progress in access to health care and education. However, these important but fragile gains are at serious risk. Though the Taliban and other insurgent groups have been responsible for the vast majority of attacks that have caused significant civilian casualties, Afghan govement forces are increasingly putting civilians in harm's way by occupying schools, raiding medical facilities, and recruiting children, while committing these and other abuses with impunity. These actions imperil the very development goals Afghanistan's donors and NATO have long pledged to uphold. They undermine the legitimacy of the Afghan govement, and fu, ...ادامه مطلب