US President: "Protecting women's rights by military means is not rational"

Joshgun Aliyev
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19, August 2021 / 13:26

US President Joe Biden spoke about women's rights in Afghanistan after the Taliban seized power, Report informs, citing TASS.

"It is not rational to protect women's rights by military means. It needs to use economic, diplomatic, and international pressure, "Biden said.

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