KABUL has tripled since 2016, says a top Russian military commander.
Similarly, Taliban’s activities in the war-torn country had also gone up by 30 percent in the current year, the commander of Russia's central military district claimed.
TASS news agency quoted Col. Gen. Alexander Lapin as saying on Wednesday that the situation in Afghanistan continued to deteriorate.
“The country may become a new refuge not only for IS, but also for other terrorist . . .
