Russia Nears Recognition of Taliban Government
Russia has made progress towards recognizing the Taliban-led government in Afghanistan. Lawmakers have voted to potentially remove the Taliban from Russia's list of banned terrorist organizations, with the decision passing the first of three required readings in the Duma.

- Country:
- Russia
In a significant political development, Russia is on the verge of recognizing the Taliban government in Afghanistan. This comes as lawmakers, in a preliminary vote, moved towards removing the Taliban from Moscow's list of banned terrorist organizations, according to reports from Interfax news agency.
The decision was passed in the lower house of parliament, the Duma, marking an important first step in the legislative process, as the measure requires three readings for full approval.
If successful, this move could alter the geopolitical dynamics concerning Afghanistan, reflecting a shift in Russia's diplomatic approach to the Taliban regime.
(With inputs from agencies.)
- READ MORE ON:
- Russia
- Taliban
- Afghanistan
- recognition
- terrorism
- Duma
- lawmakers
- government
- Interfax
- politics
ALSO READ
Indian Army's Vigilance Against Terrorism and Drug Trafficking in Kashmir
FBI Restructuring: Domestic Terrorism Unit Takes a Hit
Terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir and Northeast, left extremism were impeding country's growth; 92,000 people lost lives: Amit Shah in RS.
Mass Repatriation of Afghan Nationals from Pakistan Amid Terrorism Concerns
India and Malaysia Assume Leadership of ASEAN Defence Counter-Terrorism Group at 14th ADMM-Plus EWG Meeting