US President Donald Trump has once again demanded that the Taliban return tanks, trucks, weapons, and night vision equipment. The Taliban has indicated that they can only use these weapons to attack the United States. Earlier, the Taliban said that the United States has not provided any financial assistance to Afghanistan.

A delegation led by Mullah Abdul Ghani Barodar Akhund, Deputy Prime Minister of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan for Economic Affairs, arrived in Tashkent. Khojaev informed Barodar that Uzbek investors are ready to cooperate in the exploration and production of oil and gas in Afghanistan.

The Afghan embassy in Islamabad has said that the Pakistani government is planning to deport all Afghan immigrants in the country. Afghan citizens in Islamabad and Rawalpindi are currently being detained and searched without any official notice.

The British government has refused to grant political asylum to thousands of former Afghan soldiers who fought alongside the British against the Taliban.

China has established a railway connection with Afghanistan and sent its first freight train on the new route through Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.

Afghanistan has increased sales of soda, spices, and stomachs to Russia.

The fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime is reminiscent of the sudden and rapid collapse of the Taliban and the Afghan government of Ashraf Ghani. Just as the Taliban took Kabul within a week, HTS has made rapid territorial gains. These events are reminiscent of the overthrow of Najibullah's regime by mujahideen groups in Afghanistan in the 1990s.

The government of Uzbekistan has returned to the United States some of the military equipment that was transported into the country by Afghan pilots when the Taliban seized power in Afghanistan.

Pakistan has always supported the Taliban, which defeated the two powerful empires of the world - the USSR and the USA, and has served as a refuge and support for the Taliban. However, after the Taliban came to power in Afghanistan, it damaged their friendship. Is this only due to today's reality or...

More than 4,200 Afghan prisoners have been released from prisons in Pakistan's Sindh province in the past two years. The prisoners include women and children who were detained for lack of documents. According to Consul General Abdul Jabbar Tahari, all the prisoners were deported to the country at the expense of the Afghan government.