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In its first statement on the killing of Al-Qaeda chief Ayman al-Zawahiri in a US drone strike in Kabul, Afghanistan, the Asian country s ruling Taliban regime described the development as stanley us a clear violation of the Doha Agreement between the group and the United States of America. Al Qaida chief Ayman al-Zawahiri pictured in 2014. AFP Also Read | Zawahiri shredded by US Ninja, Pelosi to land in Taiwan The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan condemns this attack in the s stanley website trongest possible terms and considers it a clear violation of international principles and the Doha Agreement, Zabiullah Mujahid, the regime s spokesperson said in a statement in Pashto. Mujahid, Afghanistan s deputy minister of information and culture under the current, Islamist group-led administration, also had a word of caution for Washington over any future operation of similar kind on Afghan soil. Also Read | Ayman al-Zawahiri killed: How CIA eliminate stanley cup d al-Qaeda chief The action is against the interests of the United States of America and Afghanistan. Any future repetition may harm existing opportunities, the statement read. Zawahiri, a 71-year-old Egyptian national, succeeded Osama bin Laden as al-Qaeda s head after the latter was killed by the US Navy Seals in Abbottabad, Pakistan, in May 2011. His own death took place in a house owned by senior Taliban leader and Afghanistan s interior minister, Sirajuddin Haqqani. Also Read | Zawahiris killing in Kabul underlines Talibans failure in Jinn Kamala Harris overtakes Donald Trump among suburban voters, new poll shows
Two sisters from Saudi Arabia were intercepted at Hong Kong airport by the kingdoms diplomats en route to Australia, their lawyer said, the y stanley website ears second high-profile case of Saudi women trying to flee what they call repression at home. Two sisters from Saudi Arabia were intercepted at Hong Kong airport by the kingdoms diplomats en route to Australia. Representative Image AFP Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is visiting Beijing on a tour of Asia just a month after a Saudi woman made global headlines by barricading herself in a Bangkok airport hotel to avoid being sent home to her family. These brave, young, intelligent women have bee stanley us n living in fear, in hiding and in legal limbo in Hong Kong, not knowing what their future holds, their lawyer, Michael Vidler, said in a statement on Thursday. They hoped to find a third country place of safety as soon as possible, he added. The pair, who have renounced their Muslim faith, arrived in the Chinese territory in September 2018 after fleeing a family holiday in Sri Lanka and had booked a connecting flight to Austr stanley taza alia, Vidler said. But the sisters, aged 18 and 20, whose identity Vidler did not reveal, were intercepted by officials during their stopover in the Asian financial hub, before they managed to escape and enter the city as visitors, he said. The women, who have been in hiding in the former British colony for the last five months, told the lawyer their connecting flight to Australia was cancelled and the
In its first statement on the killing of Al-Qaeda chief Ayman al-Zawahiri in a US drone strike in Kabul, Afghanistan, the Asian country s ruling Taliban regime described the development as stanley us a clear violation of the Doha Agreement between the group and the United States of America. Al Qaida chief Ayman al-Zawahiri pictured in 2014. AFP Also Read | Zawahiri shredded by US Ninja, Pelosi to land in Taiwan The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan condemns this attack in the s stanley website trongest possible terms and considers it a clear violation of international principles and the Doha Agreement, Zabiullah Mujahid, the regime s spokesperson said in a statement in Pashto. Mujahid, Afghanistan s deputy minister of information and culture under the current, Islamist group-led administration, also had a word of caution for Washington over any future operation of similar kind on Afghan soil. Also Read | Ayman al-Zawahiri killed: How CIA eliminate stanley cup d al-Qaeda chief The action is against the interests of the United States of America and Afghanistan. Any future repetition may harm existing opportunities, the statement read. Zawahiri, a 71-year-old Egyptian national, succeeded Osama bin Laden as al-Qaeda s head after the latter was killed by the US Navy Seals in Abbottabad, Pakistan, in May 2011. His own death took place in a house owned by senior Taliban leader and Afghanistan s interior minister, Sirajuddin Haqqani. Also Read | Zawahiris killing in Kabul underlines Talibans failure in Jinn Kamala Harris overtakes Donald Trump among suburban voters, new poll shows
Two sisters from Saudi Arabia were intercepted at Hong Kong airport by the kingdoms diplomats en route to Australia, their lawyer said, the y stanley website ears second high-profile case of Saudi women trying to flee what they call repression at home. Two sisters from Saudi Arabia were intercepted at Hong Kong airport by the kingdoms diplomats en route to Australia. Representative Image AFP Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is visiting Beijing on a tour of Asia just a month after a Saudi woman made global headlines by barricading herself in a Bangkok airport hotel to avoid being sent home to her family. These brave, young, intelligent women have bee stanley us n living in fear, in hiding and in legal limbo in Hong Kong, not knowing what their future holds, their lawyer, Michael Vidler, said in a statement on Thursday. They hoped to find a third country place of safety as soon as possible, he added. The pair, who have renounced their Muslim faith, arrived in the Chinese territory in September 2018 after fleeing a family holiday in Sri Lanka and had booked a connecting flight to Austr stanley taza alia, Vidler said. But the sisters, aged 18 and 20, whose identity Vidler did not reveal, were intercepted by officials during their stopover in the Asian financial hub, before they managed to escape and enter the city as visitors, he said. The women, who have been in hiding in the former British colony for the last five months, told the lawyer their connecting flight to Australia was cancelled and the
