Afghan officials reject UNSC claims of terrorist groups’ presence
Abdullah Amirzada
Press TV, Kabul
A recent report by the United Nations Security Council has raised concerns about the presence of terrorist groups in Afghanistan.
The Taliban, who have ruled the country since August 20-21, have rejected the allegations. They say, under their governance, no terrorist group is allowed to operate in Afghanistan.
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