Lawmakers to US:Promise to Us, Lollypop to Pakistan
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Eye on the News [email protected] Truthful, Factual and Unbiased Vol:IX Issue No:274 Price: Afs.15 SUNDAY . MAY 10 . 2015 -Sawr 20, 1394 HS www.afghanistantimes.af www.facebook.com/ afghanistantimeswww.twitter.com/ afghanistantimes Abdullah blames vague definition Lawmakers to US: Promise to us, lollypop to that the United States had handed friend to Islamabad and a rival to project, which nowadays launches of terrorism for growing insecurity Pakistan over 14 combat aircrafts, 59 mili- Kabul when it comes to provid- attacks against security forces in tary trainer jets and 374 armored ing military equipment to Afghan- several provinces. This is a clear ing Nasrullah Arsalaee as the head Abdul Zuhoor Qayomi personnel carriers to Pakistan istan, he said. He said the US evidence of Washington s duel face of secretariat of the Council of from the weapons it is leaving should prefer Afghanistan in mil- policy towards Kabul, she added. Ministers. Hinting at recent re- behind in the region. The agency, itary support because it has sac- She said that nearly 2,000 Daesh marks about current situation, he KABUL: Following reports that which prepares internal reports rificed more than other regional militants have infiltrated in parts of said there are rumors that Afghan- reveal US has handed over com- for the US congress, reported that countries in war on terror. Criti- northern province and it is unclear istan s international allies have bat aircrafts and military jets to the weapon supplied to Pakistan cizing the US for its decision to that where they have come from. hand in insecurity in the country Pakistan, lawmakers on Saturday were earlier used by American provide military equipment to Member of Internal Security Com- but these viewpoints are not true. said Washington plays double troops in Afghanistan and Iraq. Pakistan, Kubra Mustafavi, an mittee of Wolesi Jirga, Ali Akbar No government official and no game with Afghanistan, as it prom- Member of Defense Committee of MP, said the US government has Qasimi, said the United States is not international partner of Afghani- ises with Kabul, signs security Wolesi Jirga, the Lower House, played double game with Afghan- sincere towards Afghanistan, as it stan has hand in deteriorated se- deal with the Afghan government said it is really strange that Wash- istan, by providing military has preferred Pakistan over Afghan- curity situation in the country, but gives military equipment to ington signs security agreement equipment to Islamabad. The istan. He suggested the speaker of the CEO added. He said that peo- Pakistan. Reports by the Congres- with Kabul but supports Islama- United States has started a new the house to discuss the issue with ple meet the National Unity Gov- sional Research Center suggest bad, instead. The US becomes a project in Afghanistan the Daesh the US and NATO representatives. ernment (NUG) leaders everyday and want response about growing insecurity. He stated that the Taliban hangs own fighters Rebels attack checkpoints NUG leaders are making all out efforts to ensure citizens safety. Those who threaten the life for espionage charges on Herat-Kandahar highway and safety of the Afghans are the AT Monitoring Desk other day. He said that the Tali- AT Monitoring Desk morning and the clashes ended enemies of the people of Afghan- ban accused the four militants of around 10:00 am. He said that AT Monitoring Desk government is struggling to estab- istan, he stated. The CEO said KABUL: A swarm of militants there were no casualties to Afghan lish peace and stability country- though there are several challeng- KABUL: The Taliban militants espionage of behalf of the govern- executed four of their fighters for ment and executed them. attacked checkpoints of security forces in the clashes. No informa- KABUL: The Chief Executive wide. He said that lack of clear es for the government but at the forces on Herat-Kandahar high- tion is in hand about the casual- Officer (CEO) Abdullah Abdullah from friends and foes has paved meantime there are many oppor- government spying in eastern There is no comment or con- way on Saturday. The command- Nuristan province, said the acting formation from the Taliban over ties inflected on the militants. Ja- on Saturday rejected involvement the ground for subversive activi- tunities ahead which will be used er of the 207 Corps of the Afghan hid said that military forces are of a number of government offi- ties by militants and recent con- properly. He assured the nation provincial governor on Saturday. the incident, however the terror- National Army (ANA), Taj Mu- ist group has been executing their scanning the area for bombs placed cials and international friends of flicts in parts of the country. that will defend the rights of peo- Hafiz Abdul Qayum, said that hammad Jahid, told TOLONews by the militants. The Taliban Afghanistan in growing insecuri- Abdullah expressed the re- ple and will overcome insecurity the incident took place in Kam- own fighters and local people for that the Taliban militants attacked haven t commented about the at- ty in the country, and said the marks at a ceremony of introduc- in near future. desh district of the province the spaying in the past. the checkpoints on Saturday tack yet. 59.52 58.12 66.42 65.02 This document was created with Win2PDF available at http://www.win2pdf.com. The unregistered version of Win2PDF is for evaluation or non-commercial use only. This page will not be added after purchasing Win2PDF. SUNDAY . MAY 10, 2015 AFGHANISTAN TIMES ROYA SHAMS AWARDED Playing with people s lives KHOST RESIDENTS scholarship to University of Ottawa MoPH seals nine WANT MORE Afghan teen who fled Taliban wins a $20,000 scholarship for overcoming significant and long-term life challenges. private hospitals, development projects KHOST CITY : Provincial coun- on infrastructures of schools and All along, through every setback, ing an operation against a notori- disability or coming from family BLACKLISTS 159 cil members and civil society ac- hospitals, he demanded. frustration and tearful bout of ous militant leader, Mullah Qa- circumstances where there s been tivists demanded the government Wahidzai specifically referred loneliness, her dream of getting a har, Roya s father and his men had suicide and drug addiction on the to initiate multidimensional to Shaikh Zaid Medical Teaching university diploma gave Roya him cornered. The Taliban com- part of parents, he said. Or stu- IMPORTERS OF projects to develop the overall in- University building and said: The Shams the strength to get back up mander shot Roya s father in the dents with very complicated so- frastructure in southeastern new building has been constructed and knock down the next obsta- forehead. His men killed the mul- cial circumstances, but students Khost province. three years ago but has not opened cle. Now she holds the key to un- lah. Two long-time enemies died who have overcome that. SUBSTANDARD DRUGS Addressing a press conference yet and the building has been start- lock the final door: a full scholar- in the same, bloodied courtyard. Rock remembers Guindon, on Saturday, Abul Wali Wahidzai, ed to damage. ship to the University of Ottawa. Without the support of her who died in 2012 at age 92, as a provincial council member, said Nasir Ahmed Rokhan, a civil It is awarded in the name of father, her hero, Roya feared her kind, fair man even though the two 60,000 students were enrolled in society activist, demanded the gov- the late Reverend Father Roger education was finished and her clashed. When campuses were the schools but 60 percent of schools ernment to start work on building Guindon, a theology professor dream of becoming a politician, of epicentres of social upheaval in did not have buildings. the industrial zone and import elec- who led what was a small private finding some way to help her 1969, Rock was the university s Education and health depart- tricity to this strategically impor- institution owned by the Catho- country escape seemingly endless student president. He demanded ments should immediately focus tant province. (Pajhwok) lic Church through a fraught con- bloodletting, had died with him. Guindon give students seats on version to one of Canada s top Thousands of Star readers the board of governors and sen- universities. A Muslim student have donated more than $76,000 ate. Guindon called Rock on the from Afghanistan getting into a so far to help pay for private tu- carpet for making a speech to Ro- Canadian university on a scholar- tors and other expenses at Ash- tarians at the Chateau Laurier ship honouring an Oblate priest bury, which granted her a bursary hotel that criticized the priest s is a measure of how times have to cover tuition. Less than a third administration. It made front-page changed since Guindon took the of that money remains as Roya news. Incensed, Guindon told school public in 1965. gets set to graduate Grade 12 in Rock that if he wanted to make But Roya s latest achievement June. She will need more financial the decisions, he should become has nothing to do with religion. support to help pay for expenses university president. Which Rock It s all about struggle. Roya won the $20,000 schol- By Akhtar M. Nikzad Hospital, Bust Hospital, Ghani arship because, in the understate- Afghan Hospital, Rahimi Hospi- ment of a financial aid bulletin, she n a bid to improve the health tal, Imam Zaman Hospital and has overcome and/or is dealing care services and standard of Sardar Kayenat Hospital. with significant and long-term life Ithe private hospitals, the Min- The minister said that the challenges.