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[00:00:00] We, who have gathered here today, are here because of a problem that has arisen between
[00:00:04] these two brothers of ours. We all
[00:00:07] must solve this. We Afghans have had tribal councils since ancient times,
[00:00:11] and we have tried to solve problems among ourselves fundamentally and legally.
[00:00:15] If we saw that it was not resolved through the council, then
[00:00:19] by God's grace, we have judicial institutions. We
[00:00:22] have religious courts. We have places where they interrogate and hold accountable.
[00:00:26] With your permission, they will accept it themselves.
[00:01:00] We pray that God grants all of us
[00:01:02] unity, solidarity, and brotherhood. May you live long. May God grant you goodness.
[00:01:06] شما خدا زنده باشین خیر
[00:01:29] The country.
[00:02:21] The latest information regarding war crimes by Australian soldiers in
[00:02:25] Afghanistan. A number of Australian special forces officers
[00:02:28] were aware of it.
[00:04:36] The large cement factory in Kandahar was officially inaugurated
[00:04:40] and put into operation in the presence of Islamic Emirate officials.
[00:04:43] Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar Akhund, the Deputy Economic Minister, said at the ceremony that the Islamic Emirate
[00:04:47] is trying to transform Afghanistan from an importing country
[00:04:51] to a producing and exporting country based on a balanced economic policy.
[00:04:54] This factory was built with an investment of
[00:04:58] approximately 150 million US dollars, and its cement production capacity
[00:05:01] in the first phase will reach 1500 tons.
[00:05:05] With the full operation of this factory, its production capacity
[00:05:08] will increase to 5,000 tons per day. According to Islamic Emirate officials,
[00:05:12] in the first phase of this project, job opportunities have been provided
[00:05:15] for 500 people, and with the completion of subsequent
[00:05:19] stages, thousands more job opportunities will be created.
[00:05:22] شد.
[00:05:31] The meeting of the Commission for the Administration of Mawlawi Abdul Salam Hanafi, Deputy Head of the Prime Minister's Office,
[00:05:34] was held with the participation of the commission members. In this meeting, first,
[00:05:38] the assigned delegations presented reports on their activities and the measures entrusted to them.
[00:05:43] Then, comprehensive discussions and examinations were conducted on issues related to the Ministry of Education,
[00:05:47] and necessary decisions were made
[00:05:49] in this regard. Finally, in order to further review
[00:05:52] and evaluate the mentioned issue, separate committees were assigned the task.
[00:05:56] شد.
[00:06:05] The Ministry of Interior rejected the annual report of the UN Office on Drugs and Crime
[00:06:09] regarding poppy cultivation and drug production in Afghanistan,
[00:06:13] stating that the figures in this report fundamentally differ from the assessments
[00:06:17] of the Ministry's Counter-Narcotics Department. The Ministry states that
[00:06:20] in 2026, over 26,000 hectares of land
[00:06:23] in the country were cleared of drug cultivation.
[00:06:26] The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan
[00:06:30] rejects and condemns the annual report of the UN Office on Drugs and Crime,
[00:06:34] which is completely contrary to the facts and our official and public information.
[00:06:37] The Ministry of Interior in 2026
[00:06:41] destroyed over 26,000 hectares of poppy fields across Afghanistan,
[00:06:44] and our serious, decisive, and wise fight
[00:06:48] against drugs continues in Afghanistan.
[00:06:51] The Ministry of Interior urges the UN Office on Drugs and Crime
[00:06:55] not to politicize the achievements of the Ministry of Interior
[00:06:59] and the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan in the fight against drugs,
[00:07:02] and we consider their view to be contrary to official and public facts.
[00:07:06] Because the images they took were
[00:07:10] of the destruction, and before we carried out
[00:07:14] operations or destroyed them, they took pictures.
[00:07:18] We request them to correct and review the report
[00:07:22] according to the correct facts and the operations of the Ministry of Interior.
[00:07:26] گزارش را اصلاح و بررسی
[00:07:27] A new report
[00:07:30] revealed that Australian officers were aware of the concealment
[00:07:33] of war crimes in Afghanistan. The Guardian newspaper reported
[00:07:37] that based on an Australian military investigation, a number
[00:07:40] of special forces officers in this country were aware
[00:07:43] of planting weapons next to the bodies of Afghan civilians to present them as fighters,
[00:07:47] but they did nothing to prevent this illegal act.
[00:07:50] This report speaks of weak leadership,
[00:07:53] disciplinary breakdown, and cover-ups among Australian special forces
[00:07:57] in Afghanistan. These new findings are being raised at a time when
[00:08:01] the Brereton investigation in 2020 found credible evidence
[00:08:04] regarding the killing of 39 Afghan civilians by
[00:08:07] Australian special forces. Jahid Hakimi
[00:08:11] discusses this.
[00:08:16] War crimes in Afghanistan.
[00:08:19] Demands for accountability and justice.
[00:08:34] New findings regarding the actions of Australian
[00:08:37] special forces in Afghanistan once again
[00:08:40] raise the issue of protecting civilians
[00:08:43] and accountability for violations of the laws of war. According to The Guardian, a number
[00:08:47] of Australian special forces officers were aware
[00:08:50] of planting weapons next to the bodies of Afghans
[00:08:53] to present them as fighters,
[00:08:57] but they did not intervene to prevent this
[00:09:00] act. These findings, along with the results
[00:09:03] of the Brereton investigation regarding the killing of 39
[00:09:07] Afghan civilians and prisoners, raise serious questions.
[00:09:11] پرسش های جدی را.
[00:10:12] identify those responsible and hold them accountable
[00:10:15] to the victims. From a military perspective, ignoring
[00:10:19] violations, tampering with crime scenes, and weak
[00:10:22] command oversight.
[00:10:39] Investigations and legal prosecution of those responsible are actions
[00:10:43] that can help bring justice to Afghan
[00:10:46] victims. They commit
[00:10:48] violence against Muslims.
[00:10:50] میدهند.
[00:10:55] There are many reasons for their actions,
[00:10:58] but the main reason is that in the textbooks
[00:11:01] of a Western council and in the
[00:11:04] curricula of
[00:11:08] their armed
[00:11:10] ministries, hatred against Muslims
[00:11:14] exists. From the perspective of military law, the responsibility
[00:11:17] of command is not limited to issuing orders. Commanders
[00:11:21] are obliged to prevent violations within the framework
[00:11:25] of applicable laws, and if they are aware of them,
[00:11:28] to take the necessary measures. However, the criminal
[00:11:32] responsibility of each individual must be determined based
[00:11:35] on evidence, the extent of their knowledge, and their role in the events.
[00:11:39] In Afghanistan, the occupying forces'
[00:11:42] war crimes are not a single case. Afghanistan
[00:11:46] is the only country where such atrocities
[00:11:49] are committed. It is admitted
[00:11:52] that in Afghanistan, all occupiers
[00:12:25] Planting weapons next to bodies is another dimension of
[00:12:28] concerns about command oversight and potential
[00:12:31] cover-ups, highlighting this issue.
[00:12:34] میکند
[00:12:38] The informational book of universities and religious institutions was published. The Directorate of Publications
[00:12:41] and Public Relations of the Ministry of Higher Education compiled and published an informational book
[00:12:45] to disseminate comprehensive information about this ministry. This book
[00:12:49] contains information about the structure of the Ministry of Higher Education,
[00:12:53] bachelor's and master's programs, as well as general information.
[00:13:13] Prevention and treatment methods, and support for patients are commemorated.
[00:13:16] A number of mental and neurological specialists emphasize
[00:13:20] recognizing the symptoms of stroke, being aware of its
[00:13:23] risk factors, and seeking medical attention.
[00:13:31] Stroke is one of the diseases where timely diagnosis of
[00:13:35] its symptoms can play an important role in reducing
[00:13:38] the risk of developing this disease and saving patients' lives.
[00:13:42] Specialists say that speech difficulties, vision problems, sudden
[00:13:45] onset of neurological problems are among the symptoms that should
[00:13:49] be taken seriously to prevent it from reaching advanced
[00:13:53] stages. Stroke is one of the
[00:13:57] common brain diseases.
[00:14:00] Unfortunately, its prevalence has increased.
[00:14:03] In these times, diseases
[00:14:05] that cause blood clots in the brain
[00:14:09] to occur suddenly, resulting in neurological
[00:14:12] problems, which we call neurological deficits,
[00:14:16] appear in patients, or for example,
[00:14:20] one of their hands becomes paralyzed,
[00:14:23] or one of their hands becomes weak.
[00:15:26] World Stroke Day was established in 2006 by
[00:15:30] the World Stroke Organization. In 2010, this organization
[00:15:33] declared stroke a public health emergency.
[00:15:37] کرد.
[00:16:08] The signing of a multi-million dollar agreement to support farmers. The Ministry
[00:16:12] of Agriculture, Irrigation, and Livestock says that a cooperation agreement
[00:16:15] worth 34 million US dollars has been signed with the international organization Afghan Aid,
[00:16:19] the aim of which is to support farmers. Officials of this
[00:16:23] ministry say that these projects, with financial support from Britain
[00:16:26] and cooperation from the Ministry of Agriculture, will be implemented in the provinces of
[00:16:30] Samangan, Daikundi, Faryab, Takhar, Paktika, and Kunar.
[00:16:34] Between the esteemed Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation, and Livestock,
[00:17:21] and support for livestock farmers will be implemented. With
[00:17:25] the implementation
[00:17:29] of these programs, the groundwork will be laid for improving household livelihoods, creating job opportunities, increasing agricultural yields,
[00:17:32] and sustainable development of the agricultural sector
[00:17:35] in the country. Officials of the Ministry of
[00:17:38] Agriculture say that with the implementation of this agreement, over 12,000
[00:17:42] hectares of land will be irrigated. Job opportunities will be created for thousands of people,
[00:17:45] and in addition to that, 259,000 fruit-bearing
[00:17:49] and non-fruit-bearing saplings will be planted.
[00:17:52] Also, a large number of orchard owners will be trained
[00:17:56] in collecting and drying fruits.
[00:17:58] شد.
[00:18:03] The Ministry for the Promotion of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice says that during the past week,
[00:18:06] its members.
[00:18:45] For the purpose of establishing good deeds and during their visit to the border
[00:18:48] provinces, they carried out inspections.
[00:18:53] During the same period, the Ministry of Complaints
[00:18:56] listened to complaints. One international
[00:18:58] نړیو
[00:19:07] The head of the department, in order to prevent various actions on social media during the same period,
[00:19:11] summoned ten social media abusers.
[00:19:45] To prevent superstitions and evil customs,
[00:19:48] 11 sorcerers were arrested and handed over to the judicial authorities.
[00:19:52] قضایی شوی دی
[00:20:07] Religious scholars say that Islam has specified the rights of women and men,
[00:20:11] and they urge families to observe the Sharia rights
[00:20:14] of women, which are their undisputed right.
[00:20:17] Just as a brother has rights,
[00:20:20] a sister also has rights. A brother cannot violate
[00:20:24] his sister's rights in her inheritance,
[00:20:28] nor can a sister expect a brother to violate his rights.
[00:20:32] Each of them has separate rights,
[00:20:35] and this applies to all aspects of life. A sister, meaning a woman,
[00:20:39] has her rights in Islam, and a man has his rights.
[00:20:43] Also, according to information from the Ministry for the Promotion of Virtue,
[00:20:46] its members have handled 232 different cases
[00:20:50] related to women's rights in Kandahar province
[00:20:53] during the past two months, including 33 cases of forced
[00:20:57] marriage, 53 cases related to inheritance,
[00:21:00] and 137 cases of domestic violence.
[00:21:03] شود.
[00:21:06] Mawlawi Noorjalal Jalali, Minister of Public Health, laid the foundation
[00:21:09] for a 52-bed hospital in Kunar province. The Minister of Public Health, during
[00:21:13] his visit to this province, told the media that hospitals
[00:21:17] at the district level exist in 18 districts of the country.
[00:27:06] Within the framework of the first specialized international exhibition of Afghan mines, today the emeralds
[00:27:09] of Panjshir province were put up for auction through open competition. According to
[00:27:13] officials, four emeralds from Panjshir, weighing a total of
[00:27:16] 682
[00:27:18] carats and valued at over 43 million Afghanis, have been sold to domestic and foreign
[00:27:22] traders. They add that this process is ongoing, and everyone can
[00:27:26] participate freely in it.
[00:27:27] During the first
[00:27:31] exhibition.
[00:29:36] Kunar and Nuristan provinces will also be held, and all traders
[00:29:40] can participate freely in it.
[00:29:43] کنند.
[00:29:45] A delegation from the Afghanistan National Standards Authority met with representatives
[00:29:49] of Turkey, Uzbekistan, Saudi Arabia,
[00:29:53] and Kazakhstan at the General Assembly of the Islamic Countries Standards and Metrology Institute.
[00:29:56] In this meeting, discussions were held regarding capacity building of employees,
[00:29:59] bilateral cooperation, quality certificates, technical
[00:30:11] standards, and the head of the Standards and Quality Administration,
[00:30:15] Mawlawi Wahid Ahmad Badri, who was present at the general meeting
[00:30:19] of the Institute of Standards and Metrology,