In the capital of Afghanistan, Kabul introduced a curfew from nine o’clock in the evening to prevent unrest. This was stated by the Acting Minister of Internal Affairs of Afghanistan Abdul Sattar Mirzakwal, reports RIA Novosti.
The minister turned to local residents with a call not to leave their homes after 21:00 and keep calm. He noted that such a measure is injected for the sake of protecting the life of citizens and their property.
Afghanistan management was transferred to the time council, which included the head of the Supreme Council on Natspirming Abdullah Abdullah and the former President Hamid Karzai. The Council will give the power to supporters of the Radical Movement “Taliban” (prohibited in Russia).
Previously, representatives of the Taliban announced the seizure of the entire territory of Afghanistan. The militants arrived at the Presidential Palace in Kabul to negotiate with state leaders in order to transfer power. Afghan President Ashraf Ghani agreed to resign. He left the country and flew into Tajikistan.