China News Service, October 29. The second meeting of Afghanistan’s neighboring foreign ministers opened on the 27th.

According to the Iranian National News Agency, the Iranian Foreign Minister said on the Afghanistan issue that he supports the establishment of an inclusive government in Afghanistan. He also said that the United States must take responsibility for the suffering of Afghans in the past 20 years.

On September 11, local time, in Kabul, Afghanistan, the Afghan Taliban hoisted their flag at Kabul Airport.

　　According to reports, at the second meeting of Afghanistan’s neighboring foreign ministers, Iranian Foreign Minister Abdullahhiyan expressed his views on the Afghanistan issue.

　　He said that this meeting mainly focused on the new situation in Afghanistan, and hoped to send a unified voice to Afghanistan, regional countries and the international community through this meeting, "We support the establishment of an inclusive government in Afghanistan, and we Emphasize that the responsibility for protecting the Afghan people and the border security between Afghanistan and its neighboring countries mainly falls on the current governance institutions in Afghanistan."

　　Abdullahhiyan said that respect for Afghanistan’s territorial and sovereign integrity and non-interference in other countries’ affairs are the basic principles of Iran’s foreign policy.

Iran believes that it is necessary to help Afghanistan get rid of the current crisis, and getting rid of the crisis requires Afghan internal unity and the Afghans to do their best.

　　He also said that Iran believes that the root of many of the problems facing Afghanistan lies in external interference, and the United States must take responsibility for the suffering of Afghans in the past 20 years.

　　Earlier, it was reported that the second Afghan Neighboring Foreign Ministers' Meeting was held in Tehran, the capital of Iran, on the 27th.

The meeting was hosted by Iran.

On September 8, at the initiative of the Pakistani government, the first meeting of the foreign ministers of Afghanistan’s neighbors was held.

　　US President Biden announced in July 2021 that he would end his 20-year military mission in Afghanistan on August 31.

Subsequently, the situation in Afghanistan took a turn for the worse.

On August 15, the Afghan Taliban took control of Kabul and took over power.

On September 7, the Taliban formed an interim government.