He claimed, “This morning, the Taliban came to us and said that since they guaranteed our safety, not a single hair would fall from the head of a Russian diplomat. Zhirnov claimed that previously, the Russian embassy in Kabul constantly had to deal with shots, explosions, and terrorist acts unfolding all around them.
On Monday, Ambassador Zhirnov told radio station Ekho Moskvy that the atmosphere greatly improved and calmed down under Taliban rule. Natanzon claimed that-compared to the group’s customary rules-the new and improved Taliban would allow women uncommon rights and entitlements, such as an ability to work and study.
The program showcased a clip of what appeared to be jolly Taliban members at the amusement park-riding around in bumper cars, going for a spin on a carousel, and bouncing on a trampoline.
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On Monday, anchor of state TV channel Rossiya-24 Stas Natanzon pointed out that according to Russia’s ambassador to Afghanistan Dmitry Zhirnov, Kabul is a much more peaceful place under Taliban rule. The article went on to say, “While the West anticipated the coming assault on women's rights, everything turned out not to be so scary.”
On Tuesday, an article by state news outlet Vesti gushed that the Taliban “is displaying unprecedented liberalism” towards women by allowing them to continue working in television. withdrawal, Russian government officials and state media are busy extolling the Taliban-the new sheriff in town. While Afghanistan is reeling from the fallout of the U.S.
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