Fasihuddin Fitrat, the head of the army of the Islamic Emirate condemning the recent violations of the airspace of Afghanistan, says that they are trying to secure the country's airspace. He added that they are trying to get anti-aircraft missiles to solve these attacks.

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Kabul: Fasihuddin Fitrat, Chief of Army Staff of the Ministry of Defense of the Islamic Emirate, said in an interview with Reuters that they are trying to secure the country's airspace.
 
He condemned the recent violation of the country's airspace by American drones and added that they are trying to acquire anti-aircraft missiles.
 
Stating that anti-aircraft missiles are the needs of countries, he has clarified that all countries are looking for developed weapons to ensure the integrity of their territory and airspace; There is no doubt that Afghanistan is doing its best to have it.
 
The Chief of Staff of the Army refused to explain more about how they will procure these missiles.
 
Fitrat added: "We are doing our best to find a solution to protect our airspace and we will work on it using all our power." "Where we get it from is confidential."
 
This is despite the fact that the airspace of Afghanistan has been repeatedly violated by American drones, as according to the Acting Ministry of Defense, these planes enter and enter Afghanistan from Pakistan's airspace.