Russia sends a major delegation to Kabul for trade and investment discussions with the Taliban. Multiple outlets report the visit is led by a senior Russian official, and focuses on business and commercial cooperation.
Euronews says the delegation is led by a Russian deputy prime minister and includes about 70 people, with an agenda covering transport and logistics, agriculture, and health products. The other reports similarly describe trade and investment talks, presenting the visit as part of Russia’s efforts to engage economically with Afghanistan under Taliban rule.
Across the coverage, the core facts align: a Russian delegation headed by Deputy Prime Minister Alexei Overchuk arrives in Kabul to hold talks with the Taliban government. The main differences lie in how broadly outlets list the sectors at the centre of the discussions and how much detail they provide about the delegation size or specific areas of proposed deals.
