Power transfer in Afghanistan - TASS

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Russia maintains contacts with Taliban, while West backs their opponents — Putin

Russian envoy blames Afghan drug trafficking on US-spawned international drug mafia

Afghan government bodies all working again, says acting foreign minister

All ethnic groups must have a say in running Afghanistan — Putin

Putin approves grain allocation for Afghanistan if needed — envoy

Harvest outlooks made in Afghanistan are discouraging, for grain in the first instance, Zamir Kabulov said

Anglo-Saxons are trying to restart civil war in Afghanistan — Russian diplomat

The Taliban movement launched a large-scale operation to establish control of Afghanistan after the US in the spring of 2021 announced the decision to withdraw its armed forces from the country

Russia to decide whether to recognize Taliban regardless of others — Foreign Ministry

Russia’s special presidential envoy for Afghanistan Zamir Kabulov stressed that prospects of recognizing the Taliban government do exist

Taliban says no threat to world comes from Afghanistan after its rise to power

Since the Taliban came to power, the region has been freed from any threat from Afghanistan, while the Afghan government for the past nine months has been systematically working to create an atmosphere of trust in relations with countries in the region and around the globe, the statement says

Security officials call on responsible countries to fulfil commitments on Afghanistan

The participants also urged Kabul to respect international law and its commitments under bilateral and multilateral agreements and treaties, and noted that a peaceful, stable and prospering Afghanistan was a common interest of both the region and international community

Russian security official warns flow of migrants from Afghanistan could grow

Nikolay Patrushev noted that the refugees mostly flocking to Iran and Pakistan could set foot in Central Asia

Situation in Afghanistan cannot be allowed to `collapse’, Lavrov says

Russia and China have been sending messages to the Taliban emphasizing the need to form an inclusive government

Russian diplomat denies reports Taliban planning visit to Moscow

On September 7, the Taliban formed an interim government in Afghanistan, which hasn’t yet been officially recognized by any country

Putin, Security Council discuss Russian security over situation in Afghanistan

Vladimir Putin noted that in terms of ensuring Russia’s security, the central issues are "of course, the events related to providing aid to our people in Donbass, to the special military operation in Ukraine"

Russia to work towards recognizing Taliban if inclusive government is formed — Lavrov

According to the Russian foreign minister, Russia works with other political forces in Afghanistan, including former President Hamid Karzai and former chief of the Afghan High Council for National Reconciliation Abdullah Abdullah