افغانستان
(Đổi hướng từ Afghanistan)
Danh mục chính: Afghanistan
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Afghanistan (Persian/Pashto: Afğānistān افغانستان) officially the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, is a country in South Asia on the crossroads of Central Asia and Western Asia.
Biểu tượng quốc gia
[sửa]Bộ sưu tập chính: National symbols of Afghanistan.
Danh mục chính: Symbols of Afghanistan
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National animal of Afghanistan -
National bird of Afghanistan -
Tulipa gesneriana, National flower of Afghanistan -
Ulmus wallichiana, National tree of Afghanistan
Bản đồ
[sửa]Bộ sưu tập chính: Maps of Afghanistan.
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Afghanistan the heart of Asia -
Map of Afghanistan -
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Phong cảnh
[sửa]Danh mục chính: Nature of Afghanistan
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Band-e Amir National Park, also known as Afghanistan's Grand Canyon -
Sand dunes in Reg District of Kandahar Province, which is completely uninhabited and has been historically used to smuggle drugs and weapons on the back of camels -
Snow covered mountains outside of Salang Tunnel in Parwan Province -
Khawajah Bahawuddin, Takhar Province in northern Afghanistan -
Scenic view in western Afghanistan -
Bamyan Valley in Bamyan Province -
Watapur district in Kunar Province -
Dahla Dam in Kandahar Province -
Korengal Valley in Kunar Province -
Badakhshan Province in northeast Afghanistan -
An aerial view from the window of a Blackhawk helicopter between Mazar-e-Sharif and Kunduz in northern Afghanistan -
Chorah District in Urozgan Province -
Badel Valley in Kunar Province -
Valley in Samangan Province in northern Afghanistan -
Branches of the Kunar River meet in Nangarhar Province -
Arghandab River Valley between Kandahar and Lashkar Gah -
Aerial photograph of Kandahar Province -
Road in Kapisa Province -
Khogyani District in Nangarhar Province -
Ghazni Province in eastern Afghanistan -
Winter in Uruzgan Province -
Snow-covered mountains in Paktia Province -
Nawa District, Ghazni Province -
Hindu Kush mountains in Afghanistan -
Approaching the Salang Tunnel -
Salang Pass north of Kabul -
K-G Pass in eastern Afghanistan -
Badghis Province in northwestern Afghanistan -
Valley in Baghlan Province -
Valley in Panjshir Province -
Reservoir at the Kajaki Dam in Helmand Province -
Arghandab Valley in Kandahar Province -
Faryab Province in northern Afghanistan -
Sayed Abad District in Wardak Province -
Tangi Valley in the Wardak Province -
Hari River in Ghor Province -
Road in Parwan Province, northeast of Bagram Air Base -
Nurgal District in Kunar Province -
Kabul River near the Behsud Bridge area in Jalalabad -
An AH-64 Apache helicopter shoots flares over a valley in Daykundi Province -
Zabul Province -
Ghor Province during winter -
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Kabul, the Afghan capital -
City of Herat in Herat Province -
Valley in the Gizab district of Urozgan Province -
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Intersection of Highway 1 and Route 606 in Delaram, Farah Province -
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Puli-i Alam, the capital of Logar Province
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Điểm mốc
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Chính trị
[sửa]Danh mục chính: Politics of Afghanistan
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President of Afghanistan Hamid Karzai with Supreme Court Judges and former Afghan King, Zahir Shah -
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U.S. representative Zalmay Khalilzad (left) meeting with Taliban leaders, Abdul Ghani Baradar, Abdul Hakim Ishaqzai, Sher Mohammad Abbas Stanikzai, Suhail Shaheen, unidentified. Doha, Qatar on 21 November 2020.
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Lực lượng vũ trang Afghanistan
[sửa]Bộ sưu tập chính: Afghan Air Force.
Bộ sưu tập chính: Afghan National Army.
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Afghan Black Hawk pilot at Kandahar International Airport in 2018 -
Afghan pilots in 2018 -
Graduation day of Afghan Air Force students in May 2017 -
Afghan Air Force UH-60s at Kandahar International Airport in 2018 -
Afghan Air Force A-29 Super Tucano -
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Inside Kabul Military Training Center in 2012 -
Afghan National Army Commandos -
Soldiers of the Afghan National Army, including the ANA Commando Brigade standing in the front
Cảnh sát
[sửa]Danh mục chính: Police of Afghanistan
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New graduates sitting at the Afghan Ministry of Interior -
Female officers of the Afghan National Police (ANP) -
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Lịch sử Afghanistan
[sửa]Danh mục chính: History of Afghanistan
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The Medes followed by the Achaemenids governed the area until 330 BC. -
Alexander the Great explored the land in 330 BCE after defeating the Achaemenids. -
Cities in the north were governed by Seleucus I Nicator while cities in the south were governed by the Maurya Empire, which introduced religions of India such as Jainism, Hinduism and Buddhism. -
From what is now Iran, Islam began spreading in Afghanistan in the 7th century. -
The Saffarid Empire was established in 861 with its capital at Zaranj, Afghanistan. -
The Ghaznavid Empire was established in 975 with its capital at Ghazni, Afghanistan. -
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The Hotak Empire was established in 1709 with its capital at Kandahar, Afghanistan. -
Ahmad Shah Durrani established the Durrani Empire in 1747 with Kandahar, Afghanistan, serving as its main capital. -
British India invaded the country twice in the 19th century but both times they were taught a lesson that Afghanistan cannot be conquered militarily.
