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Your Ad Here Your Ad Here Eye on the News [email protected] Truthful, Factual and Unbiased Vol:X Issue No:121 Price: Afs.15 www.afghanistantimes.af www.facebook.com/ afghanistantimeswww.twitter.com/ afghanistantimes SUNDAY . NOVEMBER 29 . 2015 -Qaus 08, 1394 HS Yo ur Yo ur ad ad he re he re AT News Report KABUL: A driver was killed and two others wounded in a suicide attack in Kart-e-Naw area of Kab- AT News Report ul city on Saturday morning. KABUL: Ex-President Hamid Ministry of Interior (MoI) Karzai said that Afghans are unit- Public Affairs Department Dep- facing many problems ed, will remain united and none can after closure of the bor- uty Najeeb Danish confirmed the divide them. He added that Afghans blast. He said the suicide attacker and the Pashtuns living on the oth- der. According to the was on foot and detonated his er side of the Durand Line were residents of Badakhs- suicide vest in Shahrak-e-Telaie AT Monitoring Desk han they cross the border to shop th being trampled by world powers area of 8 police district in Kart- for their evil goals. Talking at a ref- quicker while saving time. The e-Naw at around 9:00 am. He told erence in the memory of late Pash- KABUL: Tajikistan has closed her provincial capital Faizabad can Afghanistan Times that a driver tun nationalist leader Afzal Khan border for Badakhshan residents take nearly 18 hours to travel. was killed and two others, includ- Lala on Saturday, Hamid Karzai living near the border. This came Meanwhile, the chief of Maimay ing a woman and a child, injured said: “Under a well orchestrated after insecurity increased in north- district Dawlat Mohammad said in the bomb blast. Kabul Police conspiracy they want us divided, ern Badakhshan province of Af- that Tajikistan has also imposed Crime Branch Chief, Fraidon our education is under attack and ghanistan. The residents living in ban on issuance of visa to the Af- Obaidi, said that the targeted ve- to be unaware of our history.” He Darwaz, Ishkashim and Maimay ghans who live along with the bor- hicle belonged to the Independent stressed that education and devel- districts of Badakhshan province, der. He further said that Tajiki- Election Commission (IEC). opment requires struggle. “We had which are sharing borders with stan had also increased prices of Mahmood, a witness, said that he many prominent leaders in our his- Tajikistan and the residents had commodities for residents of was passing through the area tory who fought for education and limitless cross-bordering with Badakhshan to discourage them when suddenly heard the blast. He development in our region and now Tajikistan. Now the border has from entering into the country for said a vehicle was damaged and it is our duty to follow on their been sealed due to increasing in- shopping. its driver was badly injured. Win- footsteps and liberate our people security in Badakhshan. The res- Military analysts from Tajikistan dow panes of adjoining houses from the clutches of ignorance and idents were crossing the border said that following the increasing also broke, he added. intrigues,” he said. The reference of nonviolence. “Afzal Khan Lala fandyar Wali Khan said that it was to find a solution to the challeng- freely for shopping in Tajikistan. insecurity in northern Afghani- According to media reports, was organized by the Ministry of wanted unity of Afghans and was the duty of every Afghan to work es,” he added. Afzal Khan Lala is Residents of Badakhshan asked stan. Tajikistan has closed the the targeted vehicle belonged to Borders and Tribal Affairs in Kab- concerned about the calamities of for peace and stability in the coun- considered as an emblem of resis- the Afghan government to address borders in a bid to prevent insur- Rahman Rodwal, a regional chief ul and was attended by prominent the people of Afghanistan and Pa- try. The Minister of Borders and tance because when the Taliban the issue because the dwellers gents from making inroads in for IEC, but he did not hurt in the Pashtun nationalist leaders from shtuns straddling on both sides of Tribal Affairs, Muhammad Gulab captured Swat Valley of Khyber were facing several problems af- Tajikistan and other Central Asian blast. No militant group, includ- Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and ing the Taliban, had claimed re- the Durand Line,” he said. Presi- Mangal, said that joint efforts Pakhtunkhwa, he stood by his ter the decision of Dushanbe. Ah- countries. Ismail Rahmatzada, a sponsibility for the attack. Balochistan provinces. Karzai said dent of Awami National Party from people in both sides of the people and refused to leave. Khan madullah a resident of Maimay security affairs expert from that no one can divide Afghans. (ANP) stressed on restoration of Durand Line were required to Lala survived several assassination district said that insecurity in- Tajikistan, said that escalation in Karzai termed Afzal Khan Lala as peace in the region and said: “We bring lasting peace to the region. attempts by the Taliban mili- creased in many parts of Bada- insecurity across the border had Teenage bomber a well-wisher of the Pashtuns and will prove it to the world that “We are faced with common prob- tants— and died on 1st Novem- khshan, but that affected mostly forced Tajik officials to seal the a prominent leader in the movement Afghans are not terrorists.” As- lems, thus we should jointly work ber, 2015. the people living near the border border with Afghanistan’s Bada- escapes Taliban, with Tajikistan. He said they are khshan province. surrenders to police in Faryab Signs of Islamic AT News Report State’s emergence seen in Baghlan KABUL: A 12-year old would-be JALALABAD: Two insurgents, killed and another wounded in a during an operation by security forc- suicide bomber surrendered to PUL-I-KHUMRI: Islamic State including a Pakistani, have been NATO drone strike in Waziro area es on Friday evening in Chardahi police in northern Faryab prov- (IS) — also known as Daesh — killed during separate incidents of Khogyani district, the governor’s area of Batikot district, he said. Ci- ince. Faryab Police Chief, Sayed members have recently launched and another seven Pakistani fight- spokesman, Attaullah Khogyani, vilians and the security forces suf- Agha Andarabi, told Afghanistan activities in the Barka district of ers detained in the eastern prov- told Pajhwok Afghan News. Sepa- fered no casualties. There has been Times that Zakaria, 12, has saved northern Baghlan province, pub- ince of Nangarhar, officials said rately, a Pakistan fighter was killed no word from insurgents about the his life and of many others by es- lic representatives and residents on Saturday. One militant was and seven others were detained incidents. (Pajhwok) caping the Taliban and surrender- said on Saturday.If not stopped ing to police in Chahar Shanbe in their tracks, the Daesh-affiliat- Bazaar area of Qaisar district of ed gunmen could create security the province. He said that Zakar- problems in the district. The mil- ia was sold to the Taliban by his itantsare busy recruiting new family for Afs700,000 and was members, who are replacing Tali- coordination were crucial for re- trained by the militant group to ban in the Tangi Murch area of solving all kinds of issues. He said carry out suicide attack in Qaisar the district. Baghlan Provincial if such joint efforts continued, it district. Zakria disclosed that six Council Chairman Mohammad would not only leave positive im- other children were with Mullah Safdar Mohseni said IS had been pact on the security situation in Qayom, the Taliban commander trying to find a foothold in Tangi Khost and Paktia, but in several in Ghormach district. The 12-year Murch area, where they were con- other provinces. “We will posi- old said that these children were ducting a recruitment campaign. tively evaluate the joint plans and also sold to the insurgents group Mohseni told Pajhwok Af- we assure that our joint sittings by their families. The children are ghan News the government must KHOST: Civil and military offi- hoped the strong coordination will continue, which will result into going through training to carry out take the emergence of Daesh seri- cials of southeastern Khost and among officials of the two prov- the resolution of multiple issues suicide attacks. Zakaria also re- ously in Baghlan and eliminate Paktia provinces say they are inces would help strengthen se- in the southeast.” The security vealed that the Taliban command- group before it struck root in the working a join security plan aimed curity, create more facilities for situation in the southeast zone has ers motivate the children to target area. “If security forces don’t act at defeating militants and prevent- trade activities and unity among recently improved, but local offi- AT News Report government’, and ‘arrest the cul- the police chief and other govern- in time, we may face unwanted ing their activities. This was stat- tribes. “We can have effective pro- cials say challenges in the sector prits’. A delegation of the Wolesi ment officials in Qaisar district “to ed by the governors and security grammes for national economic remain. Khost police chief Brig. KABUL: Hundreds of residents Jirga and Meshrano Jirga met with consequences.” of Kabul city staged a protest reach paradise”. Andarabi termed A resident of Tangi Murch, officials of the two provinces dur- development with the resolution Gen. Faizullah Ghairat, who also the protestors. The delegation said use of children in terrorism by ing a joint press conference in of security problems,” Arsala attended the joint press confer- against recent attack on a re- that they will take the issue seri- seeking anonymity, confirmed nowned political analyst, Ahmad Taliban a weakness of the insur- gunmen had been travelling Khost City, the capital of Khost said.
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