Afghanistan Strategic Forum

Afghanistan’s skies are so intimidating that even aircraft cannot take off from airfields without first obtaining permission to pass through its airspace, unless advanced systems are in place. Afghanistan has only recently emerged from decades of war. It will rebuild everything in time. But pity those who, for seventy years, have spent 90 percent of their annual budget on controlling their airspace and developing air defense systems, yet still failed to prevent several American helicopters from entering their territory, disabling their systems, and conducting commando operations near their capital. Another neighboring country bombed targets inside their territory using dozens of fighter jets. Drones launched from Afghanistan also struck targets in Islamabad and Rawalpindi, yet they proved unable to intercept them. They have already lost Bangladesh and Kashmir, and very soon, their F-16 fighter jets will expire, leaving them nothing more than scrap metal.

Independence is like oxygen to Afghans; they cannot live without it. Afghans have such a glorious history of independence that has no parallel anywhere in the world.

Once again, it has been proven where ISIS-K’s bases are located and who is funding them. If the Pakistani military regime were genuinely willing to fight ISIS-K, Turkey would not have been compelled to conduct operations against the ISIS-K branch in areas under the control of the Pakistani military regime.

Statement Regarding Recent Incident, Angoor Adda, Paktika Yesterday, at around 1:00 p.m., Pakistani military personnel without any provocation or justification launched drones against the Angoor Adda Bazaar (market) and the Commissioner Office in Paktika province, carried out four strikes on the Commissioner Office and nearby security installations. In response to the incident, the Islamic Emirate’s security and defense forces in the area launched retaliatory strikes against a nearby Pakistani military base and outposts. Several Pakistani soldiers were killed or wounded in the incident, and their facilities sustained heavy damage. No casualties were reported on the Afghan side. The Pakistani military initiated the attacks, and the Afghan side, exercising its legitimate right, defending itself and its territory, delivered a crushing response to the attackers. #Ministry_Of_Defense

No one can defeat the truth through any kind of deception or trickery.

The jinn are powerless against me. Wherever you go, I’m right behind you. You are under my surveillance.

Afghanistan has not been left behind either. While the world is talking about the “Mother of All Bombs” and the “Father of All Bombs” today, we used both extensively between 2010 and 2021. Now, we even have a “Grandfather of All Bombs.”

Afghanistan is the heart of Asia and a crossroads; there is no alternative to passing through a crossroads.

🚨 Breaking Sergei Naryshkin, Director of Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service, has visited Afghanistan. The Russian intelligence chief arrived in Afghanistan on an official visit and met with Mawlawi Abdul Haq Wasiq, head of Afghanistan’s intelligence service. During the meeting, the two sides held discussions on several important issues.

A study of the history of the people of Pashtunkhwa clearly shows that they do not tolerate oppression or the use of force, and that they are naturally endowed with the courage and bravery to fight for their freedom.

History bears witness: The Pashtun people have never accepted oppressive rule.

The right to freedom is an inalienable right of all peoples, and it must not be taken away from them by force.

🔻 Drone components and machinery are not the skulls and bones of Pakistan’s missing and oppressed citizens, to be dumped alongside roads and markets or at the sites of staged encounters. Such propaganda is disgraceful for a country that claims to be a nuclear power.

A country with an area of nearly 800,000 square kilometres and a population of 240 million is no playground for children, nor can its people be deceived with lies any longer. Please address your internal problems by seeking solutions based on facts and realities. Afghans may tolerate others for a time, but they have now resolved to stand against you just as they stood against the British, the Soviets, and Western forces. You should expect consequences far beyond what you can imagine.

They do not understand modern diplomacy; their preference is for the diplomacy of Bengal. The only policy that can free Afghanistan from the harmful policies of the Pakistani military regime is to confront them firmly, as the British, the Soviets, and the Westerners did, and bring them to their senses. And those are the Ababil birds, against which F-16s are meaningless.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA), Mawlawi Amir Khan Muttaqi, met with the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, Mr. Sergey Lavrov. During the meeting, the two sides discussed bilateral relations between Afghanistan and Russia, economic and trade cooperation, regional issues, and the continuation of political consultations. Mawlawi Amir Khan Muttaqi called for further strengthening political understanding between Afghanistan and Russia, along with greater focus on economic, trade, and transit cooperation. He stated that Afghanistan attaches importance to expanding long-term cooperation with Russia. He also emphasized the continuation of cooperation in promoting regional stability. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stressed the importance of continuing political consultations between Afghanistan and Russia and expressed Russia’s interest in further strengthening economic and trade relations. He also praised the Afghan government’s positive measures in combating narcotics and strengthening security.

May relations between China and Afghanistan grow even stronger.

Instead of emotional revenge, strategic retaliation will be pursued—retaliation that will free Afghanistan and the region once and for all from the harm caused by those who sow chaos.

The Pakistani military regime has carried out airstrikes in Helmand and Kunar provinces, resulting in 14 people killed and 17 others injured so far.