KABUL with its own aircraft.
President Putin’s Special Envoy for Afghanistan Zamir Kabulov suggested on Sunday the Pentagon plan was unlikely to succeed in near future.
Sputnik news agency quoted the diplomat, who attended an international event on Afghanistan in Amritsar, as saying there was no alternative to Russian military equipment used by Afghan forces.
The Pentagon hinted last week at supplying the Afghan army with Black Hawk helicopters to replace the fleet of Russian Mi-17s. Apparently, the plan has been prompted . . .
