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Afghanistan

In 1984, guerrillas launched rocket attacks on the Russian embassy and Russian military headquarters in the capital, Kabul. An attack at Kabul airport (Aug. 31) left 30 dead. There were also repeated attacks on Russian convoys and on petrol depots to disrupt the fuel supply of Russian and Afghan troops. End of Mar. In 1984 a fuel shortage was reported. While the USSR’s military presence in Afghanistan and resistance to it continued, the UN made renewed efforts to achieve a political settlement of the Afghanistan issue and a withdrawal of Russian troops from the country. The personal envoy of the UN Secretary-General, Diego Cordovez, made several visits to Iran, Pakistan and Afghanistan without breaking the deadlock. Together with the UN Secretary-General, Perez de Cuellar, he also visited Moscow from 27-29.3.1983. The second round of informal talks between Pakistan and Afghanistan lasted from 11-22.4.1983. The third round followed from June 16-24 in Geneva, but there was no tangible result. The main points of contention remained the timetable for the withdrawal of Russian troops, the nature and scope of international guarantees for an independent Afghanistan and the conditions for the return of Afghan refugees. See top-mba-universities for Afghanistan Holidays and Attractions.

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Afghanistan Economy, Population, History and Maps

January 31, 2023 directoryaah 0

Afghanistan is a South Asian country. Located to the west of the Himalayas, it has a total surface area of ​​647,500 km 2 . It […]

Afghanistan Military

Afghanistan Military, Economy and Transportation

June 24, 2022 directoryaah 0

Economics Economy overview: Afghanistan is an exceptionally poor, landlocked country heavily dependent on agricultural and livestock products (sheep and goats). Economic considerations played a secondary […]