UN Envoy Calls for Urgent Lifting of Ban on Women’s Education and Work in Afghanistan

Abdollahian also emphasised on the formation of an inclusive government in Afghanistan. He has shared his concern about the situation in Afghanistan with his Pakistani counterpart.

According to a statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Pakistan, the foreign ministers of the two countries discussed various issues, including the opening of the Mand-Peshin border market, the visit of Israeli cabinet minister to the Al-Aqsa Mosque, the fight against terrorist activities and the publication of cartoons of the leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Charlie Hebdo magazine.

Referring to the cartoon of the Iranian leader published in Charlie Hebdo magazine, Iran's foreign minister said, "Islamic countries should not allow some Western countries to insult the holy issues and spread hatred in the name of freedom."

Pakistan's Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari also wrote on Twitter, referring to the visit of the new Israeli cabinet minister to Al-Aqsa Mosque, that he condemned this "provocative visit" in a telephone conversation with Iran's foreign minister.

Haqqani wrote on Twitter that those Afghans that Prince Harry had killed “were not chess pieces, they were human beings".

Prince Harry said in his book, parts of which have been published by a number of British media outlets, that he killed 25 people during his second mission in Afghanistan. The member of the British royal family said that when he killed these people, he thought of them not as "people" but as "chess pieces".

However, Haqqani added, “The truth is what you’ve said and our innocent people were chess pieces to your soldiers, military and political leaders. Still, you were defeated in that “game” of white & black squares."

This member of the Haqqani network emphasised, "I don't expect that the International Criminal Court (ICC) will summon you or the human rights activists will condemn you because they are deaf and blind to you. But hopefully, these atrocities will be remembered in the history of humanity.”

According to the Independent daily, this is the first time that Prince Harry, a member of the royal family, mentioned how many Taliban fighters he had killed during his military service.

Anas Haqqani criticised the killing of Afghans by Prince Harry, while the Haqqani network and he has been accused of carrying out the deadliest attacks over the last two decades. As a result of the Haqqani network's complex attacks, dozens of Afghan civilians and citizens have been killed and injured.

Haqqani’s meeting with these religious scholars takes place at a time when many Islamic countries have criticised the Taliban's ban on women's work and education.

The Taliban’s interior ministry stated that these clerics praised the Taliban’s "victory of Jihad".

Haqqani also said that "unity, obedience and honesty" had been the main reasons for the success of the Taliban.

According to the ministry of Interior of the Taliban, these clerics have supported the Taliban government in Afghanistan.

According to the former minister of justice, the Taliban lack national and international legitimacy and that’s why long-term contracts will not be implemented after the establishment of a legitimate government in Afghanistan.

The Taliban officials signed a 25-year oil extraction contract in the Amu Darya basin with the Chinese company "CPEIC" in Kabul on Thursday.

Manawi questioned the Chinese and asked them what legal guarantees the Chinese have when there is no standard legal system and courts in Afghanistan.

According to the Taliban, the landslide happened on Thursday, hours before an earthquake jolted the area.

Moezuddin Ahmadi, the director of information and culture of the Taliban in Badakhshan, said that the rescue teams of the group have been dispatched to the area.

According to the Taliban official, there is a possibility that people trapped under the rubble are still alive.