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They also decided to hold enhanced cooperation to and to tensure the significant Haqqani’s placement as Interior Russian counterpart General further interactions on the counter the spread of “terror- presence of the mercenaries of Minister in the interim Nikolay Patrushev and Central anti-terrorist tracking, com- ist ideology” and the drug the Haqqani Network to mon- Counter-Terrorism expert Government in Kabul will Intelligence Agency (CIA) chief bating illegal migration, and threat emanating from itor the activities of the Taliban Dr Rituraj Mate said, “The ensure postings of Pakistanis as William Burns. drug trafficking. Afghanistan and agreed to leaders. Taliban regime needs legiti- Governors and key appoint- While the India-Russia “As a follow-up to the tele- form a permanent bilateral Hameed, according to macy from its own citizens but ments in the police and future talks were held on Wednesday, phone conversation between channel for consultations on sources tracking the develop- apparently it is working at ISI’s army with ISI’s favourites, the the interaction between Doval Russian President Vladimir the issue. ments there, also discussed behest to win over the hearts sources said. and Burns took place on Putin and Indian Prime On Monday, Russian with the Taliban leadership and minds of its people. It is not “Hameed also pushed with Tuesday. Minister Narendra Modi on ambassador to New Delhi ways to fill important positions going to work in Afghanistan the Taliban leadership to raise As regards the talks August 24, an exchange of Nikolay Kudashev said that at the top in the future as Pakistan has itself failed in a professional army and include between Doval and Patrushev, views took place on the mili- there is “ample scope” for coop- Government and army there restive Balochistan and Khyber former members of the Afghan sources said India underlined tary, political and socio-eco- eration between India and with ISI-Pakistan Army Pakhtunkhwa regions.” National Defence Force, many Pakistan’s ties with the Taliban nomic situation in Russia on Afghanistan and “stooges” and mercenaries of its Hameed’s meddling in of whom were planted by ISI- and other international terror- Afghanistan,” the Russian read- both sides have been in regu- jehadi terror conglomerates Afghan affairs could also be Pakistan Army, leading to the ist organisations. out said. lar touch with each other on the besides resolution of the dis- indicative of the dissensions quick control of the provinces India wanted Pakistan to It said the two sides agreed latest developments in the war- pute over the Durand Line in within the Pakistani politico- by Taliban. The Taliban leaders ensure that Afghanistan soil to coordinate on the Afghan torn country. favour of Islamabad. military-ISI combine. Pakistan led by Abdul Ghani Baradar was not used for stoking ter- issue in multilateral formats. He also said that Russia is In addition, the ISI chief PM Imran Khan is himself a opposed the raising of the pro- rorism while highlighting close They also touched upon ! # as concerned as India that the also ensured the swift launch of Pathan and his party is ruling fessional army as Taliban is ties between the ISI and the humanitarian and migration # $ !% &! ' ( Afghan soil should not be a the violent attacks on Panjshir in Pakhtun areas like Khyber essentially an insurgent outfit Lashkar-e-Tayyaba and Jaish-e- problems in this country, as source of spreading terrorism Valley with aerial and ground Pakhtunkhwa region, making relying on guerilla tactics to Mohammad, they said. well as prospects for the ment process on the basis of an ing parameters of the future to other countries and there is support from the Pakistan Air him a popular face among the maintain supremacy,” Counter- A Russian read-out of the Russian-Indian joint efforts intra-Afghan dialogue, the State structure of Afghanistan a “danger” of terror being Force and the Pakistan Army to Afghan origin people. The ISI Terrorism expert of Afghan delegation-level talks said the aimed at creating conditions for statement said. by the Afghans themselves, as spread to the Russian territory quell the resistance from the could be seeking to fuel conflict origin Ajmal Sohail told The two countries paid attention to launching a peaceful settle- The importance of defin- well as the need to prevent the as well as Kashmir. National Resistance Front. between the Pakhtuns from Pioneer. %R " & !"# $ ! " P ' !"# #$ %&! absent at the meeting hosted by lathi-charge on farmers on Pakistan’s Foreign Minister August 28 in Karnal, the $ Shah Mahmood Qureshi. he talks between the farm- Assembly constituency repre- Wang said China will pro- Ters’ unions and the sented by Chief Minister t least one person died and vide Afghanistan with 200 Haryana Government Manohar Lal Khattar. A20 people went missing million yuan ($31 million) remained inconclusive for the After their talks failed on after a boat with over 120 peo- hina on Wednesday worth of grains, winter sup- second consecutive day on Tuesday, the Karnal District ple on board sank in the Cannounced USD 31 million plies, vaccines and medicines Wednesday in Karnal with Administration on Brahmaputra river after col- as aid to Afghanistan, its first as per the needs of its people, farmers announcing to con- Wednesday again invited liding with a ferry steamer after the Taliban seized power state-run Xinhua news agency tinue their protest outside the Samyukt Kisan Morcha lead- near Nimati Ghat in Jorhat dis- in Kabul, as it backed the reported. mini-secretariat there. ers in a bid to end the stand- trict of Assam on Wednesday, Afghan militant group’s inter- Wang said China has The sit-in outside the off. However, another round officials said. im government, saying it is a decided to donate 3 million Karnal mini-secretariat, fol- of talks which lasted for three The accident occurred “necessary step” to restore vaccine doses to the Afghan lowing a mahapanchayat in hours failed to resolve the when the private boat ‘Ma order and “end anarchy”. people in the first batch. the same city, had begun on deadlock. Kamala’ was headed to Majuli Taking part in the first Tuesday evening over the Bharatiya Kisan Union from Nimati Ghat and ferry meeting of Foreign Ministers of demands of registration of a Rakesh Tikait told the media ‘Tripkai’, operated by the state’s the neighbouring countries on case against IAS officer Ayush persons after the meeting that Inland Water Transport (IWT) Afghanistan, Foreign Minister P "P Sinha, compensation for a the talks completely failed Department, was coming from Wang Yi said China will pro- farmer who died and those because of the Government’s ttarakhand Governor Baby the riverine island. ! ) ! * vide Afghanistan with 200 mil- #$ who got injured during police adamant attitude. URani Maurya submitted “The boat capsized and - * . / ' lion yuan (USD 31 million) her resignation to President sank,” an official of the IWT
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