Taliban rule becomes ‘paradise’ for al-Qaeda, UN warns, can attack with long-range missile

Warning on Al Qaeda

However, in intelligence reports submitted to the United Nations, he said, “neither IS nor al-Qaeda will be able to carry out international attacks before 2023, regardless of their intention or the Taliban’s efforts to stop them.” works for or not.’ However, the report said, the presence of IS, al-Qaeda and “many other terrorist groups and fighters on Afghan soil” is raising concerns in neighboring countries and the wider international community. Since the occupation of Afghanistan last August, the U.S. And after NATO forces withdrew from the country after 20 years, the Taliban have helped these organizations grow or expand in Afghanistan.

Taliban rule becomes ‘safe haven’

In a report obtained on Thursday, the panel monitoring sanctions against the Taliban said the Taliban has appointed 41 people on the UN sanctions blacklist to cabinet ministers and senior positions in its government. The report noted that while the Taliban supported the country’s dominant Pashtun ethnic group, minority communities, including other ethnicities, such as Tajiks and Uzbeks, have been isolated.

What is Taliban trying?

Experts said the Taliban’s primary concern is to gain international recognition as well as reintegrate Afghanistan into the international financial system, so that it can get foreign aid to deal with the growing economic and humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan and take control of the country. to be further strengthened. The report said that, ‘Since taking power, there have been a number of factors that have created internal tensions within the Taliban, leading to the perception that the Taliban regime is chaotic, disjointed and prone to reversal of policies and backtracking on promises. I am infamous.’

Many factions inside the Taliban

It has been said in this report that many factions have also been formed within the Taliban organization and some people believe that the situation should be handled in a practical way. The report said that while Taliban leaders are divided between pragmatists and fundamentalists, the hardline group has more support and more power in the organization. That is why the Taliban has so far failed to form an organized government and that is why neither the Taliban has been recognized nor the Taliban has received foreign aid. Due to the insistence of the Taliban’s fundamentalist faction, girls’ education was banned and women were prohibited from working with men.

‘Taliban would have been able to rule’

Experts said, ‘The central dilemma is how a movement with a radical ideology can connect with a society that has developed over the past 20 years, which is stretched and divided into different tribes and regional parts. However, despite these serious issues, the panel said, the Taliban “appear to be confident in their ability to control the country and appear to be “waiting” for the international community to receive their government’s final recognition.