Quds Force Commander: What matters to us in Afghanistan is that Iran's security is not endangered

AFP reported that the Taliban had opened fire to disperse protesters who had gathered in Kabul against Pakistan.

Nasrallah Pejmanfar, deputy chairman of the Article 90 Commission, said in a speech that "the serum of dialysis patients has been suspended at customs for several years and is decaying." "Significant volumes of medicines, serums and powdered milk are now being spoiled at customs," he added.

A number of employees of "Bandar Imam" petrochemical company gathered in front of "Bandar Imam" petrochemical company on Tuesday to protest against being under the supervision of Bandar Mahshahr Non-Industrial Operations Company and demanded to return to their previous situation.

The Taliban painted their flag on the wall of the US Embassy in Kabul following the complete withdrawal of US troops and diplomats from Afghanistan. In recent days, members of the group have sprayed white paint on murals in the Afghan capital and removed images of women.

In an interview with Mehr News Agency, Ahmad Alireza Beigi, a representative of Tabriz, referring to the closed-door meeting of the parliament with Ismail Qaani, the commander of the Quds Force, said that Qaani stated "what is important for us in Afghanistan is that the security of the Islamic Republic is not compromised."