KABUL on Wednesday asked the Russian Federation to pay war compensation to the Afghans.
They believed the Red Army was defeated at the cost of sacrifices offered by the millions of Afghans and their unity.
Tomorrow (Thursday) will be marked as the 29th anniversary of the former Soviet Union’s invasion of Afghanistan. A 120,000-strong red army equipped with sophisticated weaponry, invaded Afghanistan and installed Babrak Karmal as president of the country 36 years ago.
During the invasion, Afghanistan was turned into . . .
