In what could be a message aimed at Afghanistan's neighbours, Taliban defence minister Mullah Yaqoob&nbsp;looked to assure its cadre&nbsp;that it is in the process of forming a strong army that would defend its land and sovereignty.

In the audio message,&nbsp;the defence minister added that the government will not allow anyone to interfere in Afghanistan's internal affairs and will maintain security at the borders with neighbours. &nbsp;&nbsp;

It may be seen as a response to reports that the US and Pakistan may be coming up with an understanding for facilitating the former’s drone attacks in the war-torn country. &nbsp;&nbsp;

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The Taliban government seems to be making efforts to provide its army with advanced and modern weapons, as per the message. &nbsp;

The minister, however, did not provide details on how it will be done, at a time when the government has not been able to pay for even electricity recently. &nbsp;&nbsp;

Even after being marred by several issues lately, the minister looked to warn the world and neighbouring countries that even with little help from outside, it is surging ahead and can work its way out. &nbsp;

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Yaqoob also tried to assure the Afghan people that the national army will be the guarantor of preserving the interests of Afghanistan. &nbsp;

These remarks came as the government is fighting Islamic State-Khorasan (IS-K) as the latter has stepped up attacks in different parts of the country. &nbsp;&nbsp;

The leader also looked to reassure the apprehensive Afghan people and the international community that its territory and airspace will not be used against others. &nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;

In what could be a message aimed at Afghanistan's neighbours, Taliban defence minister Mullah Yaqoob looked to assure its cadre that it is in the process of forming a strong army that would defend its land and sovereignty.

In what could be a message aimed at Afghanistan's neighbours, Taliban defence minister Mullah Yaqoob looked to assure its cadre that it is in the process of forming a strong army that would defend its land and sovereignty. In the audio message, the defence minister added that the government will not allow anyone to interfere in Afghanistan's internal affairs and will maintain security at the borders with neighbours. It may be seen as a response to reports that the US and Pakistan may be coming up with an understanding for facilitating the former’s drone attacks in the war-torn country. Also Read: Islamic State claims responsibility for causing Kabul power outage The Taliban government seems to be making efforts to provide its army with advanced and modern weapons, as per the message. The minister, however, did not provide details on how it will be done, at a time when the government has not been able to pay for even electricity recently. Even after being marred by several issues lately, the minister looked to warn the world and neighbouring countries that even with little help from outside, it is surging ahead and can work its way out. Also Read: Thousands of people forced from their homes by Taliban officials Yaqoob also tried to assure the Afghan people that the national army will be the guarantor of preserving the interests of Afghanistan. These remarks came as the government is fighting Islamic State-Khorasan (IS-K) as the latter has stepped up attacks in different parts of the country. The leader also looked to reassure the apprehensive Afghan people and the international community that its territory and airspace will not be used against others. (With inputs from agencies)

Taliban defence minister’s message over regime’s army looks to warn neighbours

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According to Twitter's blog post, the feature will be out for few users using Apple's iOS platform for now and later on it will be out for more users in the coming weeks.&nbsp;

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A new "wavelengths" icon will be present for users composing a tweet, this will allow them to use the new audio feature.&nbsp;

Twitter Inc has been under pressure for a long time to curb content that contains abuse, harassment and misinformation spread through their platform.&nbsp;

"We are working to incorporate additional monitoring systems ahead of bringing this to everyone," Twitter spokeswoman Aly Pavela told Reuters.

"We'll review any reported voice tweets in line with our rules, and take action, including labelling, as needed."

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According to the company statement, this feature will be available on iOS, Android, and mobile.twitter.com in India in English and Hindi languages.

Twitter Inc has said that they will be testing their new feature that will allow users to tweet with their voice. The feature will capture up to 140 seconds of audio in a single tweet.

Twitter Inc has said that they will be testing their new feature that will allow users to tweet with their voice. The feature will capture up to 140 seconds of audio in a single tweet. According to Twitter's blog post, the feature will be out for few users using Apple's iOS platform for now and later on it will be out for more users in the coming weeks. Also read: As cases of domestic violence shoot up amid COVID-19 pandemic, Twitter launches dedicated tool to help people combat the menace A new "wavelengths" icon will be present for users composing a tweet, this will allow them to use the new audio feature. Twitter Inc has been under pressure for a long time to curb content that contains abuse, harassment and misinformation spread through their platform. "We are working to incorporate additional monitoring systems ahead of bringing this to everyone," Twitter spokeswoman Aly Pavela told Reuters. "We'll review any reported voice tweets in line with our rules, and take action, including labelling, as needed." Earlier the social media platform came with a dedicated tool to help people combat domestic violence. As the reported cases of domestic violence against women continue to rise globally, microblogging platform Twitter has launched a dedicated search prompt that will direct people looking for domestic violence-related keywords towards relevant information and sources of help on Twitter. According to the company statement, this feature will be available on iOS, Android, and mobile.twitter.com in India in English and Hindi languages.

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