Taliban leaders to convene in Kandahar for high-level meeting: Sources
Sources said Abdul Ghani Baradar, the Taliban’s deputy chief minister, has traveled to Kandahar.
Sources said Abdul Ghani Baradar, the Taliban’s deputy chief minister, has traveled to Kandahar.
“All weapons and military equipment are stockpiled and securely maintained," Taliban said.
Akram said that “maintaining peace and Afghanistan’s future” were key topics during the meeting.
The crackdown follows a similar incident earlier this month. On Jan. 14, local sources in Daikundi said the Taliban had.
Pourjamshidian was part of an Iranian delegation led by Foreign Minister Sayed Abbas Araghchi, which visited Afghanistan on Sunday.
In a statement on Wednesday, Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry said the presence of these weapons poses a “profound concern for the.
The two also discussed regional and global issues, the statement said.
“We stand firm in our commitment to the people of Afghanistan, especially women and girls,” he wrote.
There has yet to be details about the type of the blast and possible casualties.
The two clerics had criticized the Taliban's monopoly of pwoer in Kandahar.