KABUL – India’s double game was revealed when Indian jets arrived in Kabul and Kandahar to dump munitions while airlifting a diplomatic delegation.
According to claims in the media, Indian jets landed in Afghanistan to provide weaponry to the Ashraf Ghani government, which will be used to combat the Afghan Taliban in the event of a civil war.
Weapons were being unloaded from planes arriving at Kabul and Kandahar airports, as can be observed.
The entire event highlighted the Indian authorities’ double game, in which they are attempting to engage the Taliban delegation in Doha in negotiations while also giving Afghan forces with weaponry to deploy against them.
According to reports, two Indian C-130 jets landed in Afghanistan on July 10 and 11 to transport a team of diplomats to Kandahar.
The jet dropped 40 tonnes of 122-mm cannon ammo on July 10 and delivered the same quantity the next day.
It’s worth noting that earlier in the day, a story surfaced claiming that India had evacuated approximately 50 diplomats and other staff members from the Kandahar embassy in Afghanistan due to heavy fighting near the city.
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