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20260806 170000 UTC
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[00:00:00] The destructive people, the so-called
[00:00:03] American circles have gathered from Syria, Iraq, and some other places,
[00:00:07] and in order to destabilize the region,
[00:00:11] they have been trying to initiate a ground war in
[00:00:14] the region to bring stability back. The main
[00:00:18] goal is clear again:
[00:00:21] to prevent China's land trade and the hegemony
[00:00:24] of China's economic power, which should not
[00:00:27] rule here. The Russians wanted this. They have formed a circle.
[00:00:31] Currently, they have created a belt where China
[00:00:34] is on one side, North Korea is there, Russia is there, and
[00:00:38] on this side, they have included Iran in the center
[00:00:41] secretly. At least from
[00:00:44] the perspective of economic and population power, Indians are also
[00:00:47] involved in these
[00:00:49] so-called CPEC and some
[00:00:52] other issues. China, Pakistan, and these
[00:00:56] generally have a consensus, but
[00:01:00] what is Pakistan's view on such meetings from
[00:01:03] America's perspective? How do you assess it? Because
[00:01:06] they are waiting for a reaction. If the American embassies
[00:01:10] comment negatively, then they won't want
[00:01:14] the Iranians to come forward anymore. The foreign
[00:01:17] minister will come, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs will come, and they will further develop
[00:01:20] relations. Because the Iranians are currently vulnerable, the Americans
[00:01:24] can put pressure indirectly on the Afghans
[00:01:27] through Russia. Or on the Iranians, both of them
[00:01:31] might encourage them to unite.
[00:01:34] You should control the back front. For example,
[00:01:38] from a technology perspective, as they say,
[00:01:42] from the perspective of new technology,
[00:01:45] communication systems, and satellites, the Chinese have more power
[00:01:49] and capabilities in the region. From a military
[00:01:52] perspective, the Russians have it. From the perspective of front-line
[00:01:56] or field warfare, the Iranians have it. They want Afghanistan
[00:01:59] to remain neutral. They say that you should try
[00:02:03] to prevent war and conflict in Afghanistan.
[00:02:06] The sedition and unrest here, the fires that are under
[00:02:09] the ashes, should not be ignited. Surely, these discussions
[00:02:13] have taken place, that efforts should be made. Iran's message
[00:02:16] through Russia is that the dormant seditions
[00:02:20] in Afghanistan should not be ignited. Efforts should be made
[00:02:23] to deal with people, to establish justice, and the problems that
[00:02:26] others want to create in Afghanistan. These problems
[00:02:30] must be prevented. Economic relations should improve, transit
[00:02:34] relations should improve. For example, the market should be controlled.
[00:02:37] An economic loop that exists in this region must connect.
[00:02:41] But we must pay attention to the fact
[00:02:45] that in these matters, Pakistan has a double standard.
[00:02:48] Because of this, it has closed Afghanistan's route. Pakistan's
[00:02:52] indirect trade is through
[00:02:55] the port of Chabahar,
[00:02:59] as they say. Afghanistan is committing
[00:03:02] fraud because it announced that we had 2.4
[00:03:05] billion in trade with Afghanistan in the coming year,
[00:03:08] this calendar year, or whatever it was. Where did you have 2 billion in trade? Our borders are closed.
[00:03:12] We don't have a commercial
[00:03:16] visa risk, but Pakistan is taking advantage of this.
[00:03:19] It has opened its land route to Iran, to Central Asia,
[00:03:22] and to Europe. And here, it has created
[00:03:26] an economic loop around us. We must pay attention.
[00:03:30] In politics, in diplomacy, we are attentive; we must also
[00:03:33] be attentive in economics and in transit. We must also
[00:03:37] look to the future. The recent political and security
[00:03:39] developments in the region, what effect can they
[00:03:43] have on the relations of both countries? We are witnessing poverty; we are witnessing
[00:03:46] high prices. A liter of oil reaches 80 rupees.
[00:03:50] For example, food items have decreased. We
[00:03:53] see today all the products that Afghan farmers
[00:03:56] have worked hard for during the year, for example, grapes, pomegranates, potatoes,
[00:04:00] eggplants, everything. Afghanistan says that Afghanistan is not
[00:04:03] an industrial country, it is an agricultural country. If this agriculture of ours
[00:04:07] does not go out, if the conditions are not favorable,
[00:04:10] we will see the greatest damage here. We must take precautions
[00:04:14] in all our affairs, militarily, politically, economically,
[00:04:18] socially. All these matters depend on
[00:04:21] us considering all their aspects. I thank the Afghan
[00:04:24] ambassador to Russia for talking to Iran,
[00:04:28] at least for a way.
[00:04:51] We must pay attention that if meetings
[00:04:54] are held here, we must consider
[00:04:58] all these issues,
[00:17:07] because America does not want the plan
[00:17:11] that was designed 20 years ago, named Shanghai and
[00:17:14] BRICS, to be implemented and Afghanistan to be part
[00:17:17] of that transit route between
[00:17:21] Central
[00:17:22] Asia.
[00:17:25] And it can even connect. Here, China and
[00:17:29] India connect Central Asia with Europe
[00:17:32] and Iran, and here the situation changes.
[00:17:35] That means the economy will rise to such a high level
[00:17:38] that no one will care whether they have relations with the Americans or not. This is a normal
[00:17:42] matter. Here, the war is an economic war and a war
[00:17:45] of relations. And in this war of relations, Afghanistan must
[00:17:49] pay attention to how it can take advantage of these opportunities,
[00:17:53] how it can make itself the focus of the Conference of Islamic
[00:17:56] Countries, how it can become an active member of Shanghai,
[00:18:00] how it can become an active member of BRICS, and in what way
[00:18:04] it can manage its relations with the world.
[00:18:07] It should be able to satisfy the world
[00:18:10] in terms of human rights, in terms of economy,
[00:18:13] in terms of society, in terms of culture,
[00:18:17] in terms of international commitments, that Afghanistan, since
[00:18:21] 100 years, since the establishment
[00:18:24] of the United Nations, has been a participant. We must be able to adapt
[00:18:28] ourselves to that. Day by day, the situation is seen. Something that
[00:18:32] does not harm our religion, our culture,
[00:18:35] our geography.
[00:19:38] During the republic, they had the same policy and game,
[00:19:42] and it ended up being beneficial for us. For example,
[00:19:46] the issue in Qatar and Doha, the meetings
[00:19:49] that took place in Moscow, and the assurances that were obtained
[00:19:53] that no one would be harmed, how useful are they for us now?
[00:19:56] And if diplomacy is activated, the opponents
[00:20:00] will be convinced that instead of confrontation,
[00:20:03] they should adopt interaction, and the system should also consider those issues.
[00:20:24] We have resources in Afghanistan. We should put them
[00:20:28] at the disposal of the people in a proper and fair
[00:20:31] manner. We should plan and implement our programs
[00:20:35] according to the times, seasons, and years. This
[00:20:38] is the path to success. Well, the 40 or 50 years
[00:20:42] of destruction that have taken place in Afghanistan, the war
[00:20:45] that has happened, the devastation that has occurred, cannot be compensated in five years, and it is also difficult.
[00:21:31] It must have a new plan and,
[00:21:35] so to speak, clear explanations that convince
[00:21:39] the people of the world that we have these resources
[00:21:42] in hand. Annually, 4 billion dollars or 5 billion dollars
[00:21:46] came from external revenues, and there was domestic progress.
[00:26:34] after 42 years of wars.
[00:26:37] Not
[00:26:45] in power.
[00:28:02] The Islamic system can win the field of implementation
[00:28:06] and its country.