The residence of the Russian Ambassador in the U.S. capital called the fake publication the new York times about how supposedly took place financed by Moscow terrorists in Afghanistan and demanded the US authorities to provide adequate response to danger, made to the diplomats because of false news about it reported in a report to the Embassy on Twitter. first printed edition of the new York times citing unnamed authorized American special services published the publication in which it was alleged that Russian military intelligence is as if he offered a reward associated with the Taliban militants for attacks on American soldiers in Afghanistan. No evidence of the magazine is not provided. employees of the foreign Ministry also called on U.S. authorities to " take effective measures to uphold and implement their international obligations during the Vienna Convention on diplomatic relations of 1961 ". In confirmation of the Ambassador's residence attached screenshots of the threats to its workers from a user of Twitter, posted after these publications. before the Republicans in the U.S. Congress published a report in which, among other things, accused the Russian Federation in the sponsorship of the Taliban and called for tougher penalties against capital of Russia. the Russian Embassy in Afghanistan many times before, denied the message of Russia's help to the Taliban calling them "orchestrated" surge " designed to discredit the constructive attitude of the Russian capital in terms of building a peaceful and stable Afghanistan ". The U.S. launched a military combat action against the Taliban in 2001. In the US capital is explained by the fact that the Taliban harbored the terrorist group al-Qaeda * who committed the terrorist acts of September eleven. The government resistance fighters the Taliban was overthrown, came to power loyal to the United States policies with which the Taliban began an armed confrontation. in February in Qatar, the US and the radical movement "Taliban" has signed the first for more than 18 years of war, the Treaty of peace, which provides for the withdrawal of foreign troops from Afghanistan in 14 months (one of the key demands of the Taliban) and the beginning of an intra-Afghan dialogue, after agreement on exchange of prisoners. <span style="color:darkgray