Local officials in Khost province say that during a meeting, the remaining military uniforms of the former British, American and Soviet forces were displayed in Khost province.

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Kabul: Mostaghefer Gurbaz, the spokesperson of the Khost Provincial Police Command, has written on his X page that the Jalal Foundation, in coordination with the Department of Information and Culture of Khost Province and with the cooperation of the Provincial Police Command of this province, is responsible for the defeat of the British, the Soviet Union and NATO in Afghanistan has been glorified in the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries.
 
Garbs has added that in order to appreciate the achievements of the Afghan Mujahedeen, they have organized a show of military equipment left over from these countries.
 
In this meeting, which was held in Khost city, the remaining weapons of the aggressors of Afghanistan at that time were displayed, where the pictures of their last soldiers were engraved on the stone.
 
Anas Haqqani, a prominent member of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, who was present at the meeting, said: "This exhibition tells me the story of the defeat of three aggressors, and this nation is great because no nation on earth has sacrificed as much for independence as we have."
 
Mr. Haqqani added: "This is the day that God allowed us to stand over the funeral of the tanks and cannons of the three invasions and celebrate this great day of victory."
 
He also mentioned the responsibilities of the Islamic Emirate: "The wishes of those great human martyrs remain on us, and we bear the heavy burden of fulfilling them."
 
At the end of this meeting, Anas Haqqani talked about general amnesty, brotherhood, national unity, national development and interaction with the world and said that after this, Afghans should also live safely and progress in the field of production like other nations of the world.
 
In this exhibition, the pictures of English Dr. Bryden, Russian Boris Gromov and American Chris Donahue, the last soldiers out of Afghanistan, were painted.
 
In addition, English cannons, Russian and American tanks were also displayed among the equipment left by these aggressors as a historical artifact for future generations.