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Ghani fled Kabul with less than a million dollars, says report

Ghani fled Kabul with less than a million dollars, says report

The SIGAR report, compiled based on interviews of at least 30 former officials, including those close to Ghani, suggests a little over $500,000 million in cash on board the helicopters. Significantly, the fund that Ghani took away was not the government fund but was the leftover amount that the UAE government had provided to Ghani to support his 2019 presidential campaign.

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External dimension of Afghan war is bigger than internal: VP

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Afghan forces kill 26 insurgents in airstrikes

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Women rights activist assassinated in Afghanistan

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US acting defense secretary makes unannounced visit to Afghanistan

Christopher Miller, the acting US defense secretary of Afghanistan, made an unannounced visit to Afghanistan, where he met Afghan President Ashraf Ghani at the presidential palace in Kabul, TOLOnews reported

Political bickering among Kabul leaders could derail talks

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Four doctors among five killed in magnetic IED bombing in Afghanistan

At least five people, four of them doctors, were killed and two wounded in an IED explosion on Sunday morning in the capital Kabul in Afghanistan, TOLOnews reported

Fifth journalist killed in two months in Afghanistan

Rahmatullah Nekzad, an Afghan journalist working for the Associated Press, the American newswire, becomes the fifth journalist in the last two months to be killed in Afghanistan on Monday, TOLOnews reported