Goods Worth Over 1 Billion Dollars Exported From Afghanistan in Seven Months

Baradar stressed on "strengthening bilateral economic and political relations" with Kyrgyzstan.

On Sunday, Masarykov had met Abdul Salam Hanafi, the Taliban’s Deputy Prime Minister, and conveyed their concerns about activities of groups in parts of Afghanistan which threatens the national security of Kyrgyzstan.

However, Mullah Baradar has stressed that the Taliban "will not allow any group to use Afghan soil against another country".

Meanwhile, after the Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan, countries in the region and Central Asia have expressed concerns about the threat of terrorism emanating from Afghanistan. Some countries in the region have claimed that various terrorist groups have been active, especially in the northern provinces of Afghanistan.

The Taliban, however, has repeatedly denied the claims of the presence of terrorist groups in Afghanistan.

After the Taliban’s takeover, there has been a regular pattern of delivery of cash to the Taliban’s Central Bank as humanitarian aid.

Many aid agencies and activists are concerned about how this aid money is being spent

The United Nations offices in Afghanistan have not responded to these concerns about the spending, supervision, and distribution of aid money by the Taliban.

In fact, as per a May 2022 report published by the Europe Asia Foundation (EAF), the aid given by the world is not distributed efficiently by the Taliban, moreover, war-torn Afghanistan is facing a dearth of funds after sanctions were imposed by donor nations after the Taliban took control of the country.

The report informs that international humanitarian aid to the tune of USD 1.88 billion pledged since mid-2021 has not been distributed efficiently and more than half of all Afghans go hungry.

The Central Bank had also received two separate shipments of 40 million dollars last week.

Since November 1, 2022, this is the third time that the Central Bank of the Taliban has received aid package of 40 million dollars in cash each time.

The regime of the Islamic Republic has repeatedly criticised the Iran International network for its extensive coverage of the nationwide uprising by Iranian citizens.

The UK-based Farsi-language network announced in a statement that its employees have been informed of threats against them by the London Metropolitan Police.

The statement referred to increasing threats from the Islamic Republic and added, “The Metropolitan Police has now officially informed our two British-Iranian journalists that these threats pose an imminent, credible, and significant threat to their lives and their families."

Iran International stated, "Our journalists have been harassed on a daily basis on social media, but these threats against the lives of British-Iranian journalists working in the UK are a significant and dangerous escalation of the government's campaign to intimidate Iranian journalists working abroad.”

Iran International statement added, "The death threat to British citizens on British soil comes after several weeks of warnings by the IRGC and the Iranian government about the activities of a free and uncensored Persian-language media operating in London."

This statement emphasised that the UK has been the symbol of freedom of speech and Iran International is “proud to serve the 85 million people of Iran by providing independent and uncensored information”.

Iran International referred to the repressions of the Islamic Republic in its statement and added that the “Islamic Republic of Iran and especially the IRGC cannot be allowed to export its brutal media repression to the United Kingdom”.

However, there have not been any explanations for the man’s murder.

After the Taliban took over Afghanistan in August 2021, mysterious killings of men and women have increased across the country.

According to the findings of an Afghanistan International investigative report, between March to September 2022, 104 women had been killed or have committed suicide in Afghanistan.