US EditionRussia hosts the Taliban for talks on regional threats and says it will keep funding Afghanistan
- Russian officials reaffirmed their commitment to helping Afghanistan both independently and through the U.N. Food agency during talks with Taliban representatives in Kazan.
- The discussions in Kazan aimed to address regional threats and promote the establishment of an inclusive government in Afghanistan. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov's letter criticized Western countries for their failure in Afghanistan.
- Despite designating the Taliban a terrorist organization in 2003, Russia has been actively engaging with the group since 2017 to seek international recognition of their government based on inclusivity and human rights.
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Russia hosts Taliban for talks on regional threats and says it will keep funding Afghanistan
Moscow will keep helping Afghanistan on its own and through the U.N. food agency, Russian officials said Friday as they hosted Taliban representatives for talks on regional threats. The talks in the Russian city of Kazan came as Moscow is trying to maintain its influence in Central Asia even as…
Russia hosts the Taliban for talks on regional threats and says it will keep funding Afghanistan
Russia hosts the Taliban for talks on regional threats and says it will keep funding Afghanistan Moscow will keep helping Afghanistan on its own and through the UN food agency, Russian officials said Friday as they hosted Taliban representatives for talks on regional threats.The talks in the Russian city of Kazan came as Moscow is trying to maintain its influence in Central Asia even as it wages war on Ukraine. The discussions focused on region…
Russia hosts the Taliban for talks on regional threats and says it will keep funding Afghanistan
ISLAMABAD (AP) -- Moscow will keep helping Afghanistan on its own and through the U.N. food agency, Russian officials said Friday as they hosted Taliban representatives for talks on regional threats.
Russia hosts the Taliban for talks on regional threats and says it will keep funding Afghanistan
ISLAMABAD (AP) -- Moscow will keep helping Afghanistan on its own and through the U.N. food agency, Russian officials said Friday as they hosted Taliban representatives for talks on regional threats.
Russia hosts the Taliban for talks on regional threats and says it will keep funding Afghanistan
ISLAMABAD (AP) — Moscow will keep helping Afghanistan on its own and through the U.N. food agency, Russian officials said Friday as they hosted Taliban representatives for talks on regional threats. The talks in the Russian city of Kazan came as Moscow is trying to maintain its influence in Central Asia even as it wages war on Ukraine. The discussions focused on regional threats and creating inclusive government, Russian state news agency Tass …
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