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The&nbsp;Taliban&nbsp;seized three more provincial capitals in Afghanistan and a local army headquarters in an offensive across the country&rsquo;s northeast.Reports said on Wednesday that insurgents now control some two-thirds of the nation as the US and NATO finalize their withdrawal after its decades-long war.
The fall of the capitals of Badakhshan and Baghlan provinces to the northeast and Farah province to the west put increasing pressure on the country&rsquo;s central government to stem the tide of the Taliban advance.Afghan President Ashraf Ghani rushed to Balkh province, already surrounded by Taliban-held territory, to seek help pushing back the insurgents from warlords linked to allegations of atrocities and corruption.The multiple fronts of the battle have stretched the government&rsquo;s special operations forces &mdash; while regular troops have often fled the battlefield &mdash; and the violence has pushed thousands of civilians to seek safety in the capital.&nbsp;The Talibs earlier captured six other provincial capitals in the country in less than a week, including Kunduz in Kunduz province &mdash; a significant gain and one of the country&rsquo;s largest cities.

Afghanistan: three more provincial capitals fall to Taliban

The&nbsp;Taliban&nbsp;seized three more provincial capitals in Afghanistan and a local army headquarters in an offensive across the country&rsquo;s northeast.

The multiple fronts of the battle have stretched the government&rsquo;s special operations forces &mdash; while regular troops have often fled the battlefield.&nbsp;

The&nbsp;Taliban&nbsp;seized three more provincial capitals in Afghanistan and a local army headquarters in an offensive across the country&rsquo;s northeast. Reports said on Wednesday that insurgents now control some two-thirds of the nation as the US and NATO finalize their withdrawal after its decades-long war.
The fall of the capitals of Badakhshan and Baghlan provinces to the northeast and Farah province to the west put increasing pressure on the country&rsquo;s central government to stem the tide of the Taliban advance. Afghan President Ashraf Ghani rushed to Balkh province, already surrounded by Taliban-held territory, to seek help pushing back the insurgents from warlords linked to allegations of atrocities and corruption. The multiple fronts of the battle have stretched the government&rsquo;s special operations forces &mdash; while regular troops have often fled the battlefield &mdash; and the violence has pushed thousands of civilians to seek safety in the capital.&nbsp; The Talibs earlier captured six other provincial capitals in the country in less than a week, including Kunduz in Kunduz province &mdash; a significant gain and one of the country&rsquo;s largest cities.

The US on Wednesday said that there can be no military solution to the Afghan conflict and India has and will continue to make vital contributions to Afghanistan's stability and development as a leader and a critical American partner in the region.
The clear assertion was made by visiting US Secretary of State Antony Blinken at a joint press conference with his Indian counterpart S Jaishankar after the two sides held extensive discussions on the evolving situation in Afghanistan in the wake of the Taliban making rapid advances across the country.
Blinken, the third senior member of the Biden administration to visit India this year, arrived in the national capital on Tuesday evening on a two-day visit in the midst of a deteriorating security scenario in Afghanistan following the withdrawal of American troops.
The US Secretary of State said that ultimately the peace process in Afghanistan has to be "Afghan-led and Afghan-owned", a position that has been pushed by India consistently for the last several years.

India will continue to make vital contributions to Afghanistan's stability: US

The US on Wednesday said that there can be no military solution to the Afghan conflict and India has and will continue to make vital contributions to Afghanistan's stability

Antony Blinken bats for India's role in Afghanistan&nbsp; 'India&nbsp;will continue to make vital contributions to Afghanistan's stability'&nbsp; Blinken&nbsp;discusses deteriorating security scenario in Afghanistan with Jaishankar Peace process in Afghanistan has to be 'Afghan-led': US&nbsp;

The clear assertion was made by visiting US Secretary of State Antony Blinken at a joint press conference with his Indian counterpart S Jaishankar after the two sides held extensive discussions

The US on Wednesday said that there can be no military solution to the Afghan conflict and India has and will continue to make vital contributions to Afghanistan's stability and development as a leader and a critical American partner in the region.
The clear assertion was made by visiting US Secretary of State Antony Blinken at a joint press conference with his Indian counterpart S Jaishankar after the two sides held extensive discussions on the evolving situation in Afghanistan in the wake of the Taliban making rapid advances across the country.
Blinken, the third senior member of the Biden administration to visit India this year, arrived in the national capital on Tuesday evening on a two-day visit in the midst of a deteriorating security scenario in Afghanistan following the withdrawal of American troops.
The US Secretary of State said that ultimately the peace process in Afghanistan has to be "Afghan-led and Afghan-owned", a position that has been pushed by India consistently for the last several years.

The Biden government blamed China for the cyberattack on the Microsoft Exchange email server software earlier this year. The US president got backing from NATO allies in calling out China "malicious cyber activities."Microsoft Exchange server attack became public in March affected 30,000 American organizations. Microsoft identified the group behind the hack as a relatively unknown Chinese espionage network dubbed Hafnium.The new cybersecurity alliance of NATO is focused on combating the new world of war of rising cyberwarfares.

Biden blames China for cyberattack on Microsoft, NATO forms cybersecurity alliance 

There is a new war in town ! Cyberwar, NATO&nbsp;forms cybersecurity&nbsp;alliance as Biden&nbsp;blames China for Microsoft server hack.&nbsp;

Biden blames China for Microsoft server hack. 

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<li>Biden administration blames China for Microsoft cyber attack US and NATO allies condemn China's cyberattacks Microsoft hit by cyberattack in March, affected 30,000 US organisations Microsoft cyberattack culprit originating in China NATO forms cybersecurity alliance to fight cyberwarfare</li>
</ul>

New joint effort by NATO members, the European Union, Australia, New Zealand and Japan will call out and confront the threat posed by Chinese state-sponsored cyberattacks.

The Biden&nbsp;government&nbsp;blamed China for the&nbsp;cyber attack on the Microsoft Exchange email server software&nbsp;earlier this year. The US president got backing from NATO allies in calling out China's "malicious cyber activities."
ALSO WATCH:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.edtr.ai/9x90" target="_blank">U.S. markets plunge 900 points, Crude oil crashes over 6%</a> Microsoft&nbsp;Exchange server attack&nbsp;became public in March and affected around 30,000 American organizations. Microsoft identified the group behind the hack&nbsp;as a relatively unknown Chinese espionage network dubbed Hafnium.
Further, the new cybersecurity alliance of&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/nato-increases-deployment-in-eastern-europe-over-concerns-of-russian-invasion-into-ukraine-1643076030576" target="_blank">NATO&nbsp;</a>is focused on&nbsp;combating the new world of war of rising cyberwarfare.

US President Joe Biden has announced that all American troops would be withdrawn from Afghanistan by September 11 this year. The withdrawal will bring to end the country's longest war, spanning across two decades.
"US troops, as well as forces deployed by our NATO allies will be out of Afghanistan before we mark the 20th anniversary of that heinous attack on September 11,&rdquo; Biden said during a televised address to the nation on Wednesday. &ldquo;It's time for American troops to come home," he added.
Biden reiterated that his administration would remain alert to the threat of terrorism. Before making the announcement, Biden had spoken with former US presidents Barack Obama and George Bush.

End of America's longest war: US to withdraw all troops from Afghanistan by Sept 11

US President Joe Biden has announced that all American troops would be withdrawn from Afghanistan by September 11 this year

End of America's longest war: US to withdraw all troops from Afghanistan

US President Joe Biden has announced that all American troops would be withdrawn from Afghanistan by September 11 this year. The withdrawal will bring to end the country's longest war, spanning across two decades.
"US troops, as well as forces deployed by our NATO allies will be out of Afghanistan before we mark the 20th anniversary of that heinous attack on September 11,&rdquo; Biden said during a televised address to the nation on Wednesday. &ldquo;It's time for American troops to come home," he added.
Biden reiterated that his administration would remain alert to the threat of terrorism. Before making the announcement, Biden had spoken with former US presidents Barack Obama and George Bush.

Greece and UAE in naval drills amid Turkey tension

Greek and the United Arab Emirates air and naval forces are continuing to participate in joint military exercises off the coast of Crete this week as Greece announced plans to boost its military amid tension with Turkey

Greek and the UAE air and naval forces are continuing to participate in joint military exercises off the coast of Crete this week as Greece announced plans to boost its military amid tension with Turkey. Greek government said on Monday it will be bolstering its military with new armament programs, a boost to military personnel and the development of the country's defence industry. The news comes as Greece is in a stand-off with neighbouring Turkey, leading to fears of open conflict between the two NATO allies. Ankara is facing off against Greece and Cyprus over oil and gas exploration rights in the eastern Mediterranean.&nbsp;Greece and Turkey have both deployed naval and air forces to assert their competing claims in the region.

Greek and the United Arab Emirates air and naval forces are continuing to participate in joint military exercises off the coast of Crete this week as Greece announced plans to boost its military amid tension with Turkey.
Greek government spokesman Stelios Petsas said on Monday Greece will be bolstering its military with new armament programs, a boost to military personnel and the development of the country's defence industry.
The news comes as Greece is in a stand-off with neighbouring Turkey, leading to fears of open conflict between the two NATO allies.
Ankara is facing off against Greece and Cyprus over oil and gas exploration rights in the eastern Mediterranean.
Greece and Turkey have both deployed naval and air forces to assert their competing claims in the region.
Last Saturday, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan warned Greece to enter talks over disputed eastern Mediterranean territorial claims or face the consequences.
Greece and Turkey have come to the brink of war three times since the mid-1970s, including once over exploration rights in the Aegean Sea.

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