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Russia Becomes 1st Country To Recognise Taliban Government Of Afghanistan
Russia said on Thursday it had accepted the credentials of a new ambassador of Afghanistan, making it the first nation to recognise the Taliban government of the country.
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Russia Says Working On Removing Taliban From Its Terrorist List
Russia said on Tuesday it had important matters to discuss with Afghanistan's Taliban leaders and was working to remove the Taliban from its list of banned terrorist organisations.
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2 Embassy Staff Killed In Kabul Bombing, Says Russia
Two Russian embassy staff were killed on Monday in a blast near the country's diplomatic mission in Kabul, the Russian Foreign Ministry said.
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Russia Tells Afghan Neighbours To Say No To US, NATO Military Presence
Russia's top diplomat told Afghanistan's neighbours on Wednesday to refuse to host US or NATO military forces following their withdrawal from Afghanistan.
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Russia Recognises Taliban "Efforts" To Stabilise Afghanistan, Urges International Aid
Russia on Wednesday recognised Taliban efforts to try and stabilise the situation in Afghanistan but expressed concern that "terrorist" groups threatened the stability of the entire region.
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"Danger Of Terror From Afghanistan Spreading To Kashmir": Russian Envoy
The Afghan soil should not be a source of spreading terrorism in other countries of the region and both Russia, India have "common concerns" over it in the backdrop of the unfolding situation in Afghanistan, Russian Ambassador Nikolay Kudashev said.
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Emergency United Nations Meeting On Afghanistan Planned, Says Russia
Russia is working with other countries to hold an emergency UN Security Council meeting on Afghanistan as the Taliban completes its military takeover of the country, foreign ministry official Zamir Kabulov told Russian news agencies.
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Russia To Hold Military Drills Near Afghanistan Border Next Month
Russia said Monday it will stage military drills next month with Tajikistan and Uzbekistan near the border with Afghanistan where the Taliban has led a lightning offensive against government troops.
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Russia Says US Mission In Afghanistan Has "Failed"
Russia on Friday said that the United States had failed in its mission in Afghanistan and blamed the withdrawal of foreign forces for the war-torn country's rapidly deteriorating stability.
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"Always Stated India Plays A Very Important Role In Afghanistan": Russia
Reacting to media reports which suggested that Russia has asked to keep India out of Afghan dialogue, the Russian embassy in Delhi has said that Moscow "always stated that India plays a very important role in Afghanistan, and its eventual deeper involvement in dedicated dialogue formats is natural".
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Ready To Be Guarantor For Afghan Peace Deal Between US, Taliban: Russia
Russia is ready to be a guarantor of any peace deal for Afghanistan agreed between the United States and the Taliban, the Russian foreign ministry said on Wednesday.
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Despite warnings, Pentagon kept ties to controversial helicopter firms
After almost four years of allegations that two related helicopter companies in Lithuania and Russia were doing substandard work and should be banned from new contracts, the Pentagon continued to give them business.
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Russia Becomes 1st Country To Recognise Taliban Government Of Afghanistan
Russia said on Thursday it had accepted the credentials of a new ambassador of Afghanistan, making it the first nation to recognise the Taliban government of the country.
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Russia Says Working On Removing Taliban From Its Terrorist List
Russia said on Tuesday it had important matters to discuss with Afghanistan's Taliban leaders and was working to remove the Taliban from its list of banned terrorist organisations.
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2 Embassy Staff Killed In Kabul Bombing, Says Russia
Two Russian embassy staff were killed on Monday in a blast near the country's diplomatic mission in Kabul, the Russian Foreign Ministry said.
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Russia Tells Afghan Neighbours To Say No To US, NATO Military Presence
Russia's top diplomat told Afghanistan's neighbours on Wednesday to refuse to host US or NATO military forces following their withdrawal from Afghanistan.
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Russia Recognises Taliban "Efforts" To Stabilise Afghanistan, Urges International Aid
Russia on Wednesday recognised Taliban efforts to try and stabilise the situation in Afghanistan but expressed concern that "terrorist" groups threatened the stability of the entire region.
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"Danger Of Terror From Afghanistan Spreading To Kashmir": Russian Envoy
The Afghan soil should not be a source of spreading terrorism in other countries of the region and both Russia, India have "common concerns" over it in the backdrop of the unfolding situation in Afghanistan, Russian Ambassador Nikolay Kudashev said.
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Emergency United Nations Meeting On Afghanistan Planned, Says Russia
Russia is working with other countries to hold an emergency UN Security Council meeting on Afghanistan as the Taliban completes its military takeover of the country, foreign ministry official Zamir Kabulov told Russian news agencies.
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Russia To Hold Military Drills Near Afghanistan Border Next Month
Russia said Monday it will stage military drills next month with Tajikistan and Uzbekistan near the border with Afghanistan where the Taliban has led a lightning offensive against government troops.
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Russia Says US Mission In Afghanistan Has "Failed"
Russia on Friday said that the United States had failed in its mission in Afghanistan and blamed the withdrawal of foreign forces for the war-torn country's rapidly deteriorating stability.
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"Always Stated India Plays A Very Important Role In Afghanistan": Russia
Reacting to media reports which suggested that Russia has asked to keep India out of Afghan dialogue, the Russian embassy in Delhi has said that Moscow "always stated that India plays a very important role in Afghanistan, and its eventual deeper involvement in dedicated dialogue formats is natural".
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Ready To Be Guarantor For Afghan Peace Deal Between US, Taliban: Russia
Russia is ready to be a guarantor of any peace deal for Afghanistan agreed between the United States and the Taliban, the Russian foreign ministry said on Wednesday.
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Despite warnings, Pentagon kept ties to controversial helicopter firms
After almost four years of allegations that two related helicopter companies in Lithuania and Russia were doing substandard work and should be banned from new contracts, the Pentagon continued to give them business.
