Russia expressed distrust of the United States due to "unidentified helicopters" in Afghanistan
Zamir Kabulov, special representative of the Russian president for Afghanistan, head of the second department of Asia at the Russian Foreign Ministry, said that during a meeting in New York with his American counterpart, Alice Wells told the US about distrust on the issue of "unidentified helicopters" in northern Afghanistan transferring ammunition to an IG terrorist group * from American bases.
Earlier, Kabulov met with Acting US Special Representative for Afghanistan, Under-Secretary of State Alice Wells.
At the same time, Kabulov said that the United States did not raise at the meeting the question of the possible supply of weapons to Moscow by the Taliban * - a topic that is actively being discussed in the Western media.
Earlier, the Russian Foreign Ministry called groundless accusations that Russia supplies weapons to the Taliban *. As noted in the statement of the Foreign Ministry, Russia is in contact with the Taliban solely in order to ensure the safety of Russian citizens in Afghanistan and to encourage this group to join the process of national reconciliation, reports RIA News.
ISIS * Al-Qaeda * Taliban * - a terrorist organization banned in the Russian Federation
Earlier, Kabulov met with Acting US Special Representative for Afghanistan, Under-Secretary of State Alice Wells.
Among the problems that we have, I have indicated the distrust that we have in connection with these mysterious helicopters that are moving igilovtsy *, their weapon, ammunition. They say with a blue eye that they do not know anything about it, but this is not the case, these helicopters fall from American military bases and, having done their job, return. In the north of Afghanistan, they have a military base in Mazar-i-Sharif called Camp Marmal. The special envoy of the United States swore that the president (Donald) Trump was determined to crush the igilovtsy *, al-Qaidovtsi * ", but these are words. They are correct, but we don’t believe the words, we believe in deeds ...
- said Kabulov.At the same time, Kabulov said that the United States did not raise at the meeting the question of the possible supply of weapons to Moscow by the Taliban * - a topic that is actively being discussed in the Western media.
Earlier, the Russian Foreign Ministry called groundless accusations that Russia supplies weapons to the Taliban *. As noted in the statement of the Foreign Ministry, Russia is in contact with the Taliban solely in order to ensure the safety of Russian citizens in Afghanistan and to encourage this group to join the process of national reconciliation, reports RIA News.
ISIS * Al-Qaeda * Taliban * - a terrorist organization banned in the Russian Federation
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