Afghanistan, June 11 -- Russia has issued a stark warning about the growing presence of ISIS in Afghanistan.
At the 18th meeting of the heads of counter-terrorism agencies of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) held in Moscow, Alexander Bortnikov, Director of the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB), expressed serious concern over the rising activity of ISIS and its affiliated groups in Afghanistan. He emphasized that these developments pose a growing threat to regional security and stability.
Bortnikov attributed the resurgence of radical groups to Western geopolitical maneuvers. He specifically mentioned the West's policies in the Middle East, which, according to him, have contributed to the spread of extremism. "The change o...