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[00:05:23] The Ministry of Public Works states that in the month of Sunbula of the current year,
[00:05:26] nearly 800,000 metric tons of transfers have been carried out
[00:05:30] through Afghanistan's railways. From the beginning to the end of the month of Sunbul
[00:05:34] of the current year,
[00:05:37] 791
[00:05:40] metric tons of transfers have been carried out through Afghanistan's
[00:05:43] railways. Mohammad Ashraf Haqshanas, spokesperson for the Ministry of Public Works, says
[00:05:47] that these transfers included oil, non-oil,
[00:05:51] and other goods and were carried out through the ports of Aqina,
[00:05:54] Torghundi, and the Khaf-Herat
[00:05:57] route. From the beginning to the end of the month,
[00:06:00] 991 (tons) of
[00:06:03] oil,
[00:06:06] non-oil, and other materials were
[00:06:09] imported to the country. The
[00:06:45] exports and imports between countries have created
[00:06:48] excellent opportunities for the Afghan government and Afghan investors,
[00:06:51] and have had a positive impact on increasing
[00:06:55] exports.
[00:06:57] In
[00:07:00] terms of exports or imports, if
[00:07:03] railways are used, or if transfers are made via railways,
[00:07:07] there is no doubt that this can have a very positive impact on reducing
[00:07:10] prices in the market. Because goods are imported
[00:07:14] and exported to the market much cheaper and in
[00:07:18] less time through railways, which can lead to a boom
[00:07:21] in trade. The Ministry of Public Works says it is working
[00:07:24] to provide suitable conditions for increasing transfers
[00:07:28] and to create more facilities for traders.
[00:07:32] A
[00:07:34] mosque was built at a cost of 32 million Afghanis on the Herat-Kandahar highway
[00:07:38] in the Gulistan district of Farah
[00:07:41] and was put into operation.
[00:07:44] A mosque costing 32 million Afghanis in Gulistan district of Farah was put into
[00:07:47] operation. This mosque is one of 14 mosques that are being built
[00:07:51] along the Kabul-Herat highway by order of Amir al-Mu'minin, may
[00:07:55] Allah protect him. The officials of the company that built this mosque say that in two years
[00:07:59] they were able to complete this project with all modern facilities.
[00:08:02] It was contracted for 32 million
[00:08:05] Afghanis, and the Muje Noor company was able
[00:08:09] to put this project into operation within two years.
[00:10:14] Afghan religious scholars, during the Friday prayer sermon, called these Pakistani
[00:10:17] attacks oppressive and considered fighting against
[00:10:21] them a holy jihad.
[00:10:25] The widespread reaction of the residents of Paktia
[00:10:28] against the air attacks of the Pakistani military regime on innocent
[00:10:31] children and civilians. Religious scholars, during the Friday prayer
[00:10:35] sermon, called the recent air attacks of the Pakistani
[00:10:38] military regime an oppressive act and
[00:10:41] considered fighting against it a holy jihad.
[00:10:45] The
[00:10:49] oppressed
[00:10:53] Muslims and
[00:13:55] the residents of Daikundi province have expressed concern about
[00:13:59] civilian casualties and the destruction of residential homes
[00:14:02] in the recent air attacks by the Pakistani military regime on Kunar
[00:14:06] and Helmand provinces, and have called these attacks against human
[00:14:10] and religious principles and international laws. Religious scholars in this
[00:14:13] province also considered the recent attacks by the Pakistani military regime an act
[00:14:17] against religious peace and neighborliness and have asked Pakistan
[00:14:20] to stop military attacks and actions in Afghanistan
[00:14:24] and resolve existing disputes through dialogue
[00:14:27] and negotiation. Regarding
[00:14:30] this oppression, injustice, and
[00:14:33] tyranny that the oppressive
[00:14:36] Pakistani regime
[00:14:40] has committed against the innocent and defenseless people of Afghanistan,
[00:14:44] especially the violation
[00:14:46] of Afghanistan's
[00:14:50] airspace. We strongly condemn
[00:14:53] this despicable
[00:14:56] act and consider it a
[00:14:59] shameful act, an ugly
[00:15:02] act, and an
[00:15:04] act of oppression and tyranny. Religious
[00:15:08] scholars also expressed optimism about the security situation in Afghanistan
[00:15:11] and asked the people to stand with the government to defend
[00:15:15] national values and the entire country. In a country where,
[00:15:19] praise be to Allah, security prevails throughout the Islamic
[00:15:23] country of Afghanistan.
[00:15:25] And we call on all the people of Afghanistan, especially
[00:15:29] Daikundi province, to help in maintaining
[00:15:33] security and in supporting the Islamic
[00:15:36] Emirate of Afghanistan, which is currently working on the security
[00:15:39] of the people. Let the nation, to its
[00:15:43] extent, and the government, to its extent,
[00:15:46] stand shoulder to shoulder and help
[00:15:50] each other so that anyone who commits aggression against
[00:15:53] the land of Afghanistan, against the oppressed people of Afghanistan,
[00:15:57] will be driven back. On the other hand, the residents of Daikundi condemned
[00:16:00] Pakistan's attacks and say that Pakistan's internal problems and challenges
[00:16:04] should not be an excuse for attacking civilians
[00:16:08] and residential areas in Afghanistan. They called on the governments
[00:16:11] of Afghanistan and Pakistan to respect international laws, especially human
[00:16:15] rights, and to prevent civilian casualties.
[00:16:18] It is an unworthy act, an
[00:16:22] illegitimate act for one country to attack
[00:16:25] another independent country and carry out
[00:16:29] these attacks without any valid
[00:16:33] reason. It is truly a very ugly act and we hope
[00:16:36] that the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan,
[00:16:40] with its mujahid-nurturing,
[00:16:42] mujahid-loving people of Afghanistan
[00:16:46] standing by its side, will respond to the attacks as soon
[00:16:50] as possible. A number of civilians, especially children
[00:16:54] and women, were martyred. We strongly condemn
[00:16:57] the actions of the people of Daikondi and in this regard, we are with the
[00:17:01] government and the Islamic Emirate, God willing. It should be noted that Pakistan
[00:17:05] on Thursday attacked parts of Kunar and
[00:17:37] Helmand provinces. According to this center, currently about 2,000
[00:17:41] different mines have been identified in Panjshir, of which more
[00:17:45] than 300 mines are being legally
[00:17:48] extracted.
[00:17:49] Now
[00:17:57] some news from around the world: Student protests in
[00:18:01] France in protest against the dilapidated school
[00:18:04] buildings, overcrowding in classrooms,
[00:18:08] and shortage of teachers turned
[00:18:11] violent, and a number of students were injured.
[00:18:14] Turkish
[00:18:22] police have carried out search and arrest operations
[00:18:26] against the ISIS group in 16 provinces of the country.
[00:18:29] The Turkish Ministry of Interior announced that during these
[00:18:33] operations, 51 people were arrested on charges of collaborating
[00:18:36] with ISIS, financially supporting the group, and promoting
[00:18:40] them on social
[00:18:41] networks.
[00:18:46] This was the news of this hour. Thank you for your attention and companionship. Have a good time. God