Kremlin's new stance on Afghanistan: Russia now officially recognises Taliban govt - reports

In a notable diplomatic move, Russia has officially recognized the Taliban government in Afghanistan, as confirmed by Zamir Kabulov to Ria Novosti. This decision, further substantiated by Russia's foreign ministry via TASS, signifies a strengthened relationship with Kabul nearly three years after the Taliban's resurgence.
Kremlin's new stance on Afghanistan: Russia now officially recognises Taliban govt - reports
Vladimir Putin
Russia on Thursday formally recognised the Taliban government in Afghanistan, marking a significant shift in Moscow's diplomatic stance as it aims to strengthen ties with Kabul.Zamir Kabulov, Russia’s special envoy to Afghanistan, confirmed the move in an interview with state-run Ria Novosti, stating that the Kremlin has now recognised the Taliban regime, which calls itself the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan.Russia's foreign ministry also confirmed the decision to TASS news agency, signalling a new phase of engagement with Afghanistan’s leadership, nearly three years after the Taliban returned to power.

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