With America out of
the picture, it is almost impossible for Afghan forces to get their country out
off the hook. There has been a constant tug of war between the Afghan
government forces and Taliban, that has left thousands of Taliban and Afghan
forces dead. The American president Donald Trump has long promised, that he
will bring the Taliban on the table of substantive dialogue, the view that he
articulated time and over again over the years. Objectively, Afghan
forces and government want American presence in Afghanistan in order to face any kind of
contingency with adroitness. Even though the American president knew that
the lives of his forces are at stake in Afghanistan, he was unable to clinch a
desirable deal with the Afghan Taliban. In pursuance of permanent peace, Afghan
and NATO forces are trying to purge the country from the militarization. In
recent anti-Taliban operation in different parts of Afghanistan,
approximately 170 Jihadists were liquidated, and 40 another were wounded within 24 hours,
Afghan security officials said Sunday. The Anti Jehadists operation was
executed in Paktia, Ghazni, Faryab, Jawzjan, Paktika, Uruzgan, Nangarhar,
Helmand, Maidan Wardak, and Baghlan provinces.
Córdoba, Spain - At least 39 passengers were killed when two trains crashed in Córdoba at around 19:45 on Sunday. Córdoba is a city in Andalusia, a southern region of Spain, and it is the provincial capital. According to official reports, out of 122 people who received medical care for their injuries, 48, including five children, are still in the hospital. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has announced three days of mourning and vowed to conduct a "thorough and absolutely transparent" investigation into the incident. The high-speed train service between Madrid and Andalusia will be halted until at least Friday. Local media reports that authorities have started up offices in numerous locations where victims' relatives may provide DNA samples to assist in the deceased's identification.
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