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Pakistan Fooling Itself Against Vastly Greater Christian Crusades Against Is- of Chaos Eye on the News [email protected] Truthful, Factual and Unbiased Vol:X Issue No:74 Price: Afs.15 www.afghanistantimes.af www.facebook.com/ afghanistantimeswww.twitter.com/ afghanistantimes MONDAY. OCTOBER 12 . 2015 -Mizan 20, 1394 HS Page 4 TEHRAN: Militant leader and Head of Afghanistan s Hezb-e Isl- ami (Islamic Party) Gulbuddin Hekmatyar is in critical health con- ditions and might even die, an Af- Page 5 ghan military expert disclosed. tients. The charity says 33 people Hekmatyar went to a state of are still missing since the attack on coma on Thursday after his health October 3. The Department of conditions aggravated few days Defense believes it is important to ago; he might die, Ahmad Saeedi address the consequences of the told FNA on Sunday. He said that tragic incident, Cook said in a Hekmatyar who lived in Pesha- AT Monitoring Desk media statement, adding that US war, Pakistan, was transferred to forces-Afghanistan (USFOR-A) a hospital in Karachi two days ago. KABUL: Peter Cook, Pentagon also has the authority to pay for CB cavalry can Although we cannot fully con- since the airstrikes started over 80 war on Yemen. The Saudi king- spokesman announced compensa- repairs to the hospital. He said firm or reject Hekmatyar s death, days ago. He has also declared his dom has demanded the leader of tion Condolence Payments to that one step the department could Page 9 no longer save he is certainly not in favorable readiness to join the coalition with Afghanistan s Hezb-e Islami to the killed and injured families of take was to make condolence pay- the world health conditions, Saeedi added. his troops. In June an Arab media stage the terror operations in Pa- victims by a US airstrike in Med- ments to civilian non-combatants Gulbuddin Hekmatyar is the report said that Saudi Arabia has kistan to take revenge from Islam- icines Sans Frontiers (MSF) hos- injured and the families of civilian founder and active leader of the sent a secret letter to Hekmatyar abad for its defiance, the website pital in northern Kunduz province. non-combatants killed as a result Hezb-e Islami political party, and to assassinate Pakistani officials. wrote. The attack, which killed 22 peo- of US military operations. Probes a designated global terrorist by The Arabic-language Alwaie News The report said Riyadh has de- ple, caused MSF to close the trau- into the attack by Afghan officials, the United States. After escaping said Riyadh has demanded Hek- manded Hekmatyar to stage a se- ma center. The NATO and US top US military, and NATO are under from prison in Afghanistan in matyar to stage terror attacks on ries of terror operations on the lives commander in Afghanistan, Gen way. But the MSF officials, who Belarus: 'Last 1973, he moved to Pakistan. Hek- the lives of senior Islamabad offi- of Pakistani leaders, figures and John Campbell, had called the air- condemned the attack as a war matyar voiced his full support for cials after they refrained from join- tribes, but declined to reveal any strike a mistake that killed 22 peo- crime, stressing for an internation- dictatorship ing the Saudi-led coalition in the further details. (FNA) ple, including MSF staff and pa- Page 8 in Europe' set the Saudi aggression against Yemen al level investigation. for a vote 15 Taliban including key commander killed in Farah 7 injured in AT Monitoring Desk result of the opera- attack on tions, security forces KABUL: At least 15 Tali- killed 15 rebels, includ- NATO convoy ban militants including a ing a key commander, KABUL: Russian special envoy to Afghanistan says ists in the country. Meanwhile, key commander have been Maulvi Ibrahim Shi- Afghanistan will receive more assistance from Russia Russian army chief of staff has said killed by Afghan security wani, Jahid said. He in near future. Zamir Kabelov says Moscow will con- there were nearly 2000 Daesh in- in Kabul Page 7 forces during a clearance op- alleged that Shiwani tinue its support from Afghanistan security forces and dividuals in Afghanistan where By Farhad Naibkhel eration in the western Farah was serving as shadow is determined to sign an agreement of handing over MD- they would act against Russia. province on Sunday, said an deputy governor of the 35 helicopters to Afghanistan side during the current After Kunduz incident, military KABUL: Seven people were in- official. A senior army of- Taliban for the prov- month. He stressed that presence of foreign military aid and cooperation of Russia with jured when a suicide bomber tar- ficer General Taj Moham- ince. Killing of the forces were not the key of peace and security in Af- Afghanistan have expanded. On geted convoy of the NATO Res- mad Jahid said that the Af- commander will weak- ghanistan. Afghanistan has army and most of Afghans Thursday, Russia hosted an inter- olute Support mission on Sun- ghan security forces have en the Taliban militants know how to use weapons and we should strengthen national session on Afghanistan in day morning in Kabul, the capi- conducted a military offen- in Farah, He said. Tal- national base and not try to defend the government of which terrorist groups activities tal city of Afghanistan. While Unbeaten sive against the Taliban in- iban militants haven t Afghanistan by using foreign military forces, the Rus- and their infiltration to Central confirming the incident, the dep- Italy seal surgents in Balablock dis- commented about the sian envoy said. He asserted US and NATO forces Asian countries were discussed and uty spokesman for the Ministry trict of the province. As a operations yet. presence in Afghanistan have caused increase of terror- reviewed. (BNA) of Interior Najeeb Danish told Page 11 Euro 2016 Afghanistan Times that the sui- qualification Daesh bars polio teams MJ gives nod to cide attack was carried out in the Jo-e-Shir area at 9:10 a.m. The FROM VACCINATION IN amendments in target was the convoy of foreign troops. According to the spokes- NANGARHAR DISTRICTS Anti-Money man of Kabul police, Ebadullah Karimi, the suicide attacker AT Monitoring Desk Laundering Law rammed an explosives-laden ve- Abdul Zuhoor Qayomi hicle into the foreign forces con- KABUL: The Islamic State (IS), known also as voy. As a result three civilians Page 6 Deash, has halted an annual polio vaccination cam- KABUL: Meshrano Jirga on Sun- were injured. The injured were paign in three districts of eastern Nangarhar prov- day approved amendments in the rushed to nearby hospital. ince, local officials said. Najibullah Kamawal, Head Anti-Money Laundering Law and another law pertinent to salaries Meanwhile, Ministry of Public of Health Department of Nangarhar, said that his Health said that seven wounded workers were not able to launch anti-polio drives of the high ranking officials. Head of the Economic Commission of people, all civilians, were rushed in Achin, Haskamina and Mina Kot districts of the to the hospital in Kabul. province due to Daesh presence. Daesh insur- Meshrano Jirga, Anarkali Hunar- yar, said that the amendments are Condition of the injured was re- gents also closed down health centers in the three aimed at recovering grabbed pub- ported well. Media office of the districts and cause health problem for the resi- lic properties. She said that the coalition forces in Afghanistan Pakistan dents, he said. amendments to the laws have been confirmed the attack. The office He said that 46,000 children have been deprived of shared with the Wolesi Jirga al- said that it was an IED blast and polio vaccination in areas under Daesh control. Editorial P6 KABUL: The fighting in Kunduz province had dis- ready and the lawmakers have the foreign troops suffered no ca- Already there are four cases of polio reported in placed some 100,000 people, are desperately looking nodded to the changes. Based on fooling itself these districts, Kamawal told Tolonews. He also sualty. Ahmad Gul, an eyewit- forward for international humanitarian assistance, said article four of the anti-Monday ness, said that he was on bicycle, informed that Daesh insurgents had shut down ten the government. The number of displaced families Laundering law, those involved in healthcare centers in three districts. Ministry of money laundering will be prose- riding towards the city, when the from Kunduz [northern Afghanistan] registered with explosion took place in the area. Public Health (MoPH) had launched an anti-polio us is around 20,000 so far, said Afghan Minister of cuted. The law will be implement- campaign across the country three days ago. ed against all those involved in He said that it was a heavy ex- Refugees, Sayd Husain Alami Balkhi, at a press con- plosion and destroyed two vehi- ference in Kabul. The minister explained that if we money laundering since 2004. Arjun Kapoor have five members per family, then about 100,000 peo- Head of the Legislative Commit- cles of the foreign forces. I saw Page 10 makes a ple have been displaced. They have taken shelters in tee of the Meshrano Jirga, Mu- three civilians, including one who model citizen the provinces of Sar-e-Pol, Balkh, Baghlan, Takhar, haiuddin Monsef, said that the was riding a bicycle and two driv- Badakhshan, Parwan, Panjshir and Kabul. The Min- amendment was in contrast with ers, injured in the blast, he said. istry of Refugees has no budget for IDPs and cannot the article 27 of the constitution. The Taliban claimed responsibil- provide them with shelter, food, money or clothing. It He said that the law cannot deal ity for the attack. Zabihullah AT Monitoring Desk is a coordinating body, which only identifies and records with the previous cases of money Mujahid, claiming to be the mili- laundering.
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