INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Bruno Kahl, Germany&s President of the Federal Intelligence Service (BND), says his organization is collecting information from Afghanistan,
which will aid the German federal government in deciding how to engage with the Islamic Emirate.In an interview with DW, Kahl said: &This is
a question for politicians to answer
As an intelligence service, our duty is to gather critical information so the federal government can make informed decisions, and that is
exactly what we are doing in Afghanistan.&Meanwhile, the deputy spokesperson for the Islamic Emirate Hamdullah Fitrat said that Afghanistan
and Germany have historically maintained good relations and now seek to preserve these ties to secure the interests of both countries
&Afghanistan wants good relations with all countries, including Germany, with whom we have a strong historical relationship
Afghanistan desires to maintain this relation with Germany,& he said.This comes after Afghanistan&s Foreign Ministry declared visas and
documents issued by over ten Afghan embassies and diplomatic missions in Europe invalid
However, the consular documents from Afghanistan&s consulate in Munich, Germany, remain valid.The post Germany gathering information on how
to interact with IEA, says Kahl first appeared on Ariana News.
