Islamic Emirate Embassy Counselor in Moscow Urges Afghan Unity, Condemns Pakistan Attacks at Iftar Gathering
MOSCOW (Afghan Verified) -- Hafiz Abdullah Yasser, counselor at the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan's embassy in Moscow, addressed an Iftar gathering organized by the Afghan Trade Center, marking the last such event of Ramadan.
The gathering drew resident Afghans, traders, students, scholars, the Grand Mufti of Moscow and other Muslims.
Yasser stressed the importance of unity, solidarity and brotherhood among Afghans. He condemned Pakistan's recent attacks on Kabul that caused civilian casualties, describing them as contrary to human values.
He urged the international community not to remain silent on such incidents and to fulfill its responsibility to protect civilians.
Afghans residing in Russia echoed these sentiments at the event's conclusion, emphasizing the need to preserve unity and adopt a common stance against challenges.
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