Archive · 27 Sep 2025
China, Iran, Pakistan, Russia Oppose Military Bases in Afghanistan
China, Iran, Pakistan, and Russia met to talk about Afghanistan.
They agreed that no other countries should have military bases there, and that Afghanistan should be independent.
They are worried about terrorist groups like ISIL and Al-Qaeda and want Afghanistan to work with them to fight terrorism.
They also want Afghanistan to help refugees return home, ensure safety and give everyone a fair say in how things are run.
They're urging the international community to provide aid.
China, Iran, Pakistan, and Russia oppose foreign military bases in Afghanistan.
The countries emphasized respecting Afghanistan's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
They expressed concern over terrorism in Afghanistan.
The countries urged Afghan authorities to combat terrorism.
They supported an inclusive governance system in Afghanistan.
- Who
- China, Iran, Pakistan, Russia
- What
- Opposed the establishment of military bases in and around Afghanistan
- When
- Thursday
- Where
- New York (on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly)
- Why
- To discuss Afghanistan's sovereignty and regional security
Countries Opposing Foreign Military Bases
Unknown
Military Presence
Countries Opposing Foreign Military Bases
Oppose the establishment of military bases in and around Afghanistan.
Unknown
Implied: The US President seeks a continued military presence.
- Meeting Location
- New York (on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly)
- Meeting Participants
- China, Iran, Pakistan, Russia
- Focus
- Afghanistan's sovereignty and regional security
- Key Discussions
- Opposing military bases, respecting Afghan sovereignty and territorial integrity
- Groups of Concern
- ISIL, Al-Qaeda, TTP, BLA, Majeed Brigade
