Emergency Hospital in Kabul: Last night's shootings left 17 dead

Sep 4, 2021, 08:01 GMT+1

According to officials at the Emergency Hospital in Kabul, 17 people were killed and 41 wounded in a shooting on Friday evening. In Nangarhar province, local Taliban officials said airstrikes killed 17 and wounded 17.

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Pakistani media: Pakistani intelligence chief arrives in Kabul

Sep 4, 2021, 07:48 GMT+1

Pakistani media reported that IAEA Director General Faiz Hamid arrived in Kabul on Saturday morning, September 4, at the head of a delegation. He is the first high-ranking foreign official to visit Kabul at the invitation of the Taliban council. It is said that future trade and security relations will be the topics of discussion for Hamid with the Taliban.

Bio-defense official: Russia produces Sputnik in Iran and wins it all; Jahanpour: It is a lie

Sep 4, 2021, 07:47 GMT+1

Mohammad Kariminia, deputy director of the Bio-Defense Base, said that the contract between Sputnik and Octover was originally to produce the vaccine in Iran and to transfer two million doses a month to Russia, and that is why the vaccine would not be given to Iran. Kianoosh Jahanpour denied these words and said that this vaccine is not licensed for mass production in Iran.

The fear of women judges and lawyers of abandoned criminals

Sep 4, 2021, 07:33 GMT+1

According to Reuters, 250 women judges in Afghanistan say they are worried for their lives. The women say the criminal men, who were previously imprisoned and have now been released by the Taliban, are trying to harm them. The Taliban group captured every city and released the prisoners recklessly.

Deputy Chairman of the Cultural Commission: Soura Conservatory may have reasons to remove girls from the theater

Sep 4, 2021, 07:32 GMT+1

Gholamreza Montazeri, the deputy chairman of the parliament's cultural commission, described the removal of girls from the field of drama in the Surah artists as an "inappropriate solution" and said: . »

Human rights sources report Qader Mohammadzadeh in poor physical condition after 35 days on hunger strike

Sep 4, 2021, 07:30 GMT+1

The Kurdistan Human Rights Network reported, quoting the family of Qader Mohammadzadeh, a Kurdish political prisoner in Yazd Prison, that his health was "unsatisfactory" after a 35-day hunger strike. Despite bail, Mahabad prosecutor opposes granting leave to 16-year-old prisoner

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