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20260814 090000 UTC
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[00:02:44] Ehsanullah was only sixteen years old. At that age when many
[00:02:48] young people have their hopes and future colorful dreams,
[00:02:51] but
[00:02:53] his
[00:02:56] oppression, terror, and barbarity gave him a wake-up call.
[00:02:59] So he decided that for his homeland,
[00:03:03] he would fight.
[00:03:05] He left his home and in
[00:03:09] Musa-e district of Kabul,
[00:03:12] he picked up a rifle against oppression.
[00:03:16] He went there and began his struggle. He went through hardships
[00:03:19] and dangers.
[00:03:21] After
[00:05:07] some time, he traveled for 16 days from one province to another.
[00:05:10] He made a tiring journey.
[00:05:20] Another victory under the war.
[00:05:24] The smoke of gunpowder and the roar
[00:05:26] was everywhere.
[00:05:28] They went to defend
[00:05:31] their land.
[00:05:36] They traveled for days and
[00:05:39] ate towards Samangan.
[00:06:17] The war was raging
[00:06:18] fiercely.
[00:06:22] The Mujahideen resisted the oppressor for hours.
[00:06:26] The war intensified and became hotter
[00:06:28] moment by moment. They used heavy weapons.
[00:06:31] In one
[00:06:35] incident, Ehsan was hit. The Mujahideen saw
[00:06:38] that he had been shot in the chest and in their midst.
[00:10:07] The victory of the Islamic Emirate was
[00:10:10] bright. The victory.
[00:11:56] No despair. He confidently says that even if my
[00:12:00] body is gone, my conscience is at peace.
[00:12:03] I believe that I have done what was necessary
[00:12:06] to defend my country and
[00:12:10] in life,
[00:12:11] there is a lot of
[00:12:19] need for help, but again, when the time
[00:12:23] comes, the country
[00:14:32] We must remember that some sacrifices are not written on the pages of history,
[00:14:36] but on the wounds of the human body, and Ehsanullah's
[00:14:40] life is a living story of that same sacrifice.
[00:15:37] An Islamic system has been established in the country, and he is very happy.
[00:17:52] People do not read history; rather, they write history with their own blood.
[00:18:28] Sarobi district
[00:18:29] of Kabul province
[00:18:32] is
[00:18:57] for the country's
[00:18:58] independence.
[00:19:01] This
[00:19:11] is in the realm of
[00:19:12] knowledge.
[00:19:20] He, who in the difficult years of war lost both
[00:19:23] of his legs, believes that he sacrificed
[00:19:27] his body parts for the Islamic system, so this is
[00:19:30] the greatest thing in
[00:19:32] life.
[00:20:37] Instead of a battlefield, he stands
[00:20:40] in the field of knowledge. This is the madrasa
[00:20:44] in Sarobi district that is managed by
[00:20:47] this disabled Mujahid. Every
[00:23:20] day has a message. When he prepares his wheelchair with his
[00:23:23] own hands or his students reach the madrasa.
[00:23:27] The disabled Mujahid is not
[00:23:31] disabled. This physical weakness does
[00:23:35] not affect his will. The 24th of
[00:24:58] Asad is not
[00:25:00] just a date on the calendar for him.
[00:25:28] The students are seen in the circle of lessons, and
[00:25:31] the voices of anthems are raised. Behind all this lies the long journey
[00:25:35] of those people who sacrificed everything
[00:25:39] for this very day. Qari Sayed
[00:25:41] Khan is one living
[00:25:44] narrative of this
[00:25:46] journey.
[00:26:11] Is Afghanistan still under intellectual occupation?
[00:26:15] No, the people did not reconcile with the flag government.
[00:26:18] And they did not
[00:26:21] reconcile with the government under American occupation.
[00:26:25] They did not reconcile with the Emirates.
[00:26:29] Are the relations with Pakistan
[00:27:32] In other areas, the Islamic
[00:27:34] Emirate of Afghanistan has made great
[00:27:37] progress.
[00:27:43] In transport, communications, and technology, industry, banking,
[00:27:46] and trade
[00:27:49] sectors, it has created opportunities for dozens of
[00:27:53] domestic and foreign companies to
[00:27:57] actively invest in various sectors.
[00:28:00] Domestic conditions
[00:28:03] for investment are self-evident.
[00:28:05] ده
[00:28:11] They have prioritized the professional and legal extraction and processing
[00:28:14] of resources. Since
[00:28:18] then, dozens of extraction
[00:28:21] and processing projects have been initiated
[00:28:22] and
[00:28:26] are underway as a result of practical work. The Islamic
[00:28:29] Emirate of Afghanistan has also
[00:28:39] provided opportunities to produce dozens of megawatts of electricity
[00:28:42] during the past year. In
[00:28:45] this sector, a contract for the production of
[00:28:49] 1000 megawatts of electricity has been signed with Aziz Group Company.
[00:28:52] Similarly, contracts for electricity generation
[00:28:55] have been signed with numerous domestic and foreign companies in
[00:28:58] various sectors.
[00:29:21] Journeys are full of successes.
[00:29:22] ته
[00:29:26] Afghanistan is moving towards independence,
[00:29:30] progress, and service.
[00:30:03] I congratulate the people of Afghanistan.
[00:30:06] I am very happy
[00:30:09] in this
[00:30:12] atmosphere.
[00:30:28] This is the home of martyrs. This is the home of heroes.