US Senator Lindsey Graham: US troops will return to Afghanistan in the future

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov told reporters minutes ago that Russia would attend the official announcement if the new Afghan government became inclusive. Lavrov said all ethnic groups in Afghanistan should be involved in forming a new government. In that case, Russia would be happy to attend.

Anoushirvan Mohseni Bandapi, the governor of Tehran, referring to the readiness of the police to escort the vehicles carrying the vaccine, said: "In the case of the theft of the vaccine, one or two small cases were identified and dealt with very quickly."

Referring to the "torture" of his brothers in prison, Saeed Afkari wrote on Twitter that the prison guards did not give the video of the beating scene to the supervising judge who wanted to see it. Referring to the continuation of his brothers' solitary confinement, he wrote that no forensic report on the injuries had been filed and that the prison guard had been acquitted.

Republican Sen. Lenzie Graham has said the United States will return to Afghanistan in the future, as it did in Iraq and Syria, despite a tumultuous exit from Afghanistan. In an interview with the BBC World Service, the senior senator said that the Panjshir resistance must now be helped.

The French Foreign Ministry said that Iran should respond promptly, fully and technically to the IAEA inquiries about nuclear material found on undeclared sites, and immediately resume full cooperation with the IAEA for its oversight activities.