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Blast kills three in Kabul

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Three people were killed when an explosion went off in Kabul on Tuesday, police said.

The blast happened at 3:50 p.m. in Alokheil area in District 16 of the city.

Khalid Zadran, city’s police spokesman, said that four others were injured in the explosion was caused by a planted bomb that hit a van.

He added that police arrested a suspect in connection with the incident.

No individual or group has claimed responsibility for the blast.

It comes three days after another explosion in Dasht-i-Barchi area of Kabul left five dead and 15 injured. Daesh claimed responsibility for that attack.

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More than 40,000 tourists visited Panjshir in past six weeks: officials

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More than 40,000 domestic and nearly 100 foreign tourists have visited Panjshir province in the past six weeks, the provincial governor’s office said on Sunday.

Panjshir Governor Hafiz Mohammad Agha Hakim said that the construction of a luxurious hotel for tourists is underway and stressed that the local government is committed to the growth of this important and income-generating industry, his office said in a statement.

He pointed to the importance of tourism in the economic development of the people of Panjshir, saying that the province has a high potential to attract tourists with its beautiful natural landscapes and pleasant weather.

According to the statement, five acres of land have been allocated for the construction of a new hotel in the center of the province and the initial works have begun.

The hotel will have two floors and it will be built with the funds of the Ministry of Information and Culture.

A recreational park worth approximately 100 million afghanis is also expected to be built in Panjshir.

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Kandahar police command restores thousands of military vehicles

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The Kandahar Police Command in southern Afghanistan has repaired and put into operation 12,000 military vehicles since the Islamic Emirate regained power in August 2021.

The repairs were done at the Kandahar Police Command workshop, with 2,300 having been done in the past solar year (1403) alone.

Hafiz Rahmatullah Anas, head of the repair unit at the Kandahar Police Command, said since the Islamic Emirate’s return, the repaired vehicles include Rangers and Humvee tanks among others.

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Meeting held at Foreign Ministry in Kabul to discuss India-Pakistan tensions

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The Center for Strategic Studies of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Kabul has said that escalating tensions between India and Pakistan is having a negative impact on Afghanistan and the region and will continue to do so if a resolution is not found.
 
At a meeting, to discuss the situation, officials from the center said they did not think the two nuclear-armed countries would go to war, but would find a solution to the problem.
 
Based on a statement issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Noor Ahmad Noor, the Director of the First Political Department at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, stated in the meeting that steps taken by India and Pakistan following the recent attack on tourists in Kashmir, have affected the entire region, especially Afghanistan.
 
He stated that the closure of the Wagah border crossing has significantly impacted Afghanistan’s trade with India.
 
Noor emphasized that Afghanistan has commonalities and positive engagement with both countries and does not favor war between them.
 
Economic experts say that Kabul has repeatedly fallen victim to tensions between Islamabad and New Delhi, and that the Islamic Emirate should work on alternative trade routes – especially air corridors and Iran’s Chabahar Port.
 
Abdul Hadi Farhang, an economic expert, said: “The closure of the Wagah border has a huge impact on the Afghan economy. Of course, Afghanistan has always been a victim of tensions between India and Pakistan, and these countries do not think that Afghanistan has always been at peace [with them] and seeking peace and has always maintained its policy of neutrality.”
 
The escalation of tensions affects not only Afghanistan but the entire region; however, experts believe that the establishment of a national government with a non-violent policy in Pakistan will put an end to regional conflicts. 
 
Tensions between India and Pakistan have escalated following the killing of 26 tourists in Indian-administered Kashmir last month.
 
Mohammad Isa Ishaqzai, an international relations expert, said: “It is very important that the national and liberation forces of Pakistan establish a national government that respects both the life, freedom, and equality of its citizens and the territorial integrity and independence of its neighbors. A prudent policy, non-violence, and a wise policy based on national interests and international law can resolve regional conflicts.” 
 
Meanwhile, officials of the Chamber of Commerce and Investment met with Acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi to discuss transit problems faced by Afghan traders in Pakistan. 
 
 
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