Afghan Foreign Minister Condemns US‑Israeli Aggression Against Iran, Offers Condolences

Kabul, [Date] – Afghanistan’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Amir Khan Muttaqi, held a telephone conversation with his Iranian counterpart, Abbas Araghchi, during which he expressed condolences following the death of Ali Khamenei, according to the Mehr news agency.

During the call, Muttaqi condemned the “U.S. and Zionist military aggression” directed at Iran, describing it as a flagrant violation of all international principles and rules. Afghanistan affirmed its full solidarity with Iran, denouncing the attacks that targeted Iranian territory and pledging support to Tehran during this difficult period.

In a strongly‑worded press release, the Afghan Ministry of Foreign Affairs also:

• Condemned the “American‑Zionist aggression” against Iran.
• Extended condolences to the Iranian government and people for the victims of the strikes.
• Reaffirmed its rejection of any infringement on state sovereignty, calling for an immediate return to diplomatic channels to resolve disputes.
• Urged all parties to prioritize dialogue over military escalation.

The statement underscores Afghanistan’s stance that respect for sovereignty and peaceful negotiation are essential for regional stability.