US State Department: Ghani no longer political figure in Afghanistan

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The US assumes that fugitive Afghan President Ashraf Ghani is no longer a political figure in his country, First Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman said Aug. 19, Report informs.

During a briefing at the State Department, Sherman was asked to assess the video message that Ghani recorded to the Afghan people while in the UAE.

“He is no longer a figure in Afghanistan,” Sherman said.

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