Russian Ambassador Alexander Mantytskiy and Afghan National Security Adviser Hanif Atmar
KABUL, Berlin … News Time
Russia had supplied 10 thousand Kalashnikov rifles gifts in Afghanistan to help in the fight against terrorism. Russian Ambassador to the Afghan capital Kabul military air field in the Alexander Mantytskiy large batch of Russian-made AK-47 Kalashnikov rifles in a ceremonyAfghan National Security Adviser Hanif Atmar. The rifles will direct the security forces to President Ashraf Ghani National Security Advisor Hanif Atmar said. Advisor that we are constantly striving for peace, but to our nation’s ability to defend national security should be said, not only the level of international terrorism in Afghanistan and the region but also a threat to our friend Russia. Kalashnikov rifles are to be distributed in the Afghan forces that are fighting against terrorism. Presidential advisers have said dalrkrc 60 billion to equip and train Afghan forces and weapons in the last 14 years. But local forces are unable to control the Taliban insurgency. The Afghan Ministry of Defense said in a recent statement.The District of Nangarhar Province killed 22 Taliban and 41 ISIS militants attack security forces and injured a large number of operations in Achin while several militants have been arrested. Nangarhar provincial governor’s spokesman Attaullah khogyani necklace confirmed that the attack was in the district of Aachen, in which 22 soldiers were killed. Nangarhar 41 insurgents were killed in security forces operation in the ISIS. Local officials said the air and ground operation in Achin district areas abul al Khail, piki is. Jalalabad, former Taliban fighters had surrendered to the Afghan government under the peace process and national harmony, More than a dozen Taliban fighters were reported from nazyan district of Nangarhar province. Earlier, the first of its kind in Germany chartered plane arrived in Kabul on Saturday carrying 125 Afghan refugees who have been declared the start of a continuous process. Dreaming of asylum seekers to stay in the majority of Germany, but German government wants to send them back to Afghanistan.
