Russia to remove Taliban terrorist status, envoy says
- Russia has decided to remove the Taliban from its list of terrorist organizations, as stated by Zamir Kabulov, the Russian presidential envoy for Afghanistan.
- Kabulov mentioned that the foreign ministry and national security agencies are finalizing the legal aspects of the Taliban's delisting.
- Moscow aims to strengthen its political, trade, and economic relations with Afghanistan moving forward.
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Russia Has Decided 'At Highest Level' To Remove Taliban From Terrorist List, TASS Reports
Russia's Foreign Ministry said a decision to remove the Taliban from a list of terrorist organizations had been "taken at the highest level," the TASS state news agency reported.
Russia to remove Taliban terrorist status, envoy says
Russia is preparing to remove the terrorist designation from the Taliban, Russian envoy to Afghanistan Zamir Kamulov announced Friday, according to state media. Kamulov said the Federal Security Service, Russia’s security agency, and “other” agencies “are putting finishing legal touches on the removal of the Taliban movement from Russia’s list of terrorists.” “A principal decision…
Moscow to remove Taliban from terrorist list
Moscow will remove the Taliban from the list of terrorist organizations, Zamir Kabulov, Russia’s presidential envoy to Afghanistan, told journalists on Friday. The change was also confirmed by Aleksandr Bortnikov, the head of the Federal Security Service (FSB), which is responsible for combating terrorist threats. Russia was among the first nations to establish contacts with the […] Moscow to remove Taliban from terrorist list
Envoy: 'Russian leadership’ decides to delist Taliban as terrorist group
ISLAMABAD — Russia reported Friday that a "principal decision" had already been made to remove Afghanistan’s ruling Taliban from Moscow’s list of terrorist organizations. Zamir Kabulov, the Russian presidential envoy for the South Asian nation, was quoted by state-run TASS news agency as saying that the foreign ministry and national security agencies "are putting finishing legal touches" on the Taliban's delisting in line with federal laws. "A p…
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