Russia, Pakistan, China warn of increased Islamic State threat in Afghanistan

28 Dec 2016

“Russia, China and Pakistan warned on Tuesday that the influence of Islamic State (IS) was growing in Afghanistan and that the security situation there was deteriorating.”

Source: Russia, Pakistan, China warn of increased Islamic State threat in Afghanistan | Reuters

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