Sergei Shoigu, the Secretary of Russia's National Security Council, has stated that the country is establishing a 'full cooperation' with the Taliban government and is encouraging other regional countries to expand their cooperation with Kabul. According to Reuters, Mr. Shoigu mentioned that 'cooperation with Kabul is important for the security and development of the region.' The Reuters agency, citing the Interfax news agency, reported that Mr. Shoigu emphasized that 'cooperation with Kabul is important for the security and development of the region.'
Secretary of Russia's National Security Council: Moscow Seeks Full Cooperation with the Taliban Government
Russia is seeking to establish comprehensive cooperation with the Taliban government and is urging other regional nations to do the same. This move is seen as significant for regional security and development. The statement highlights Russia's growing engagement with Afghanistan post-Taliban takeover.
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📰 What Happened
Russia is seeking to establish comprehensive cooperation with the Taliban government and is urging other regional nations to do the same. This cooperation is framed as essential for regional security and development.
- Sergei Shoigu emphasized the importance of cooperation with Kabul for regional security.
- Russia is encouraging other countries to engage with the Taliban government.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Following the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan and the Taliban's takeover, regional powers are reassessing their strategies towards Afghanistan, with Russia taking a proactive stance.
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