Taliban rule LIVE: America said - Taliban is a cruel organization, not sure that it will change; Our focus will be on ISIS-K

 

After leaving Afghanistan, US Army General Mark Milley has said that the Taliban is a brutal organization and nothing can be said about whether it will change or not. During this, Milley said about America's dealings with the Taliban so far, that on such occasions you do what is necessary to reduce the risk to your mission and army, not what you want. At the same time, Austin said that no one can speculate about future cooperation with the Taliban, but their focus will remain on ISIS-K.

Let us tell you that since the attack on Kabul airport on Thursday, the terrorist organization ISIS-Khorasan (ISIS-K) has been targeted by the US. 13 US soldiers were killed in a fidayeen attack on Kabul airport. The responsibility of this attack was taken by ISIS-K. After this, US President Joe Biden warned that the attackers would be found and killed. Within 36 hours of this, the US killed two ISIS-K terrorists in a drone strike in Nangarhar province of Afghanistan.

UN warning – food crisis may arise in Afghanistan in a month.

 The Taliban are preparing to form their government in Afghanistan and take out a parade with looted American weapons. On the other hand, there is a food crisis in the country. The United Nations has warned that a food crisis could arise in Afghanistan within a month and one in three people could face hunger. It has also been said that more than half of the children of Afghanistan are craving for food at this time. According to media reports, in the last few days, food and drink items in Afghanistan have become expensive by about 50%, while the price of petrol has increased by 75%.

Panjshir fighters announced - the war against Taliban will continue

The Resistance Force, which is fighting the war against the Taliban in Panjshir, has said that the fight will continue, as talks with the Taliban have not yielded any result. Let us tell you that Panjshir is the only area in the whole of Afghanistan where the Taliban has not been able to capture. Here Ahmed Masood, son of Ahmed Shah Masood, popularly known as the Sher of Panjshir, and former Vice President of Afghanistan Amrullah Saleh are leading the war against the Taliban.

Taliban claims to have surrounded Panjshir

A senior Taliban leader said on Wednesday that they had surrounded Panjshir and asked rebel fighters to make a deal. A recorded speech was also heard to the people of Panjshir. In this, senior Taliban leader Amir Khan Motaki appealed to the rebel fighters to lay down their arms. He said that the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan is home to all Afghans.

Talibani government will be formed in 3 days, women will also be involved

Sher Mohammad Abbas Stanikzai, the deputy head of the Taliban's political office in Qatar, said on Wednesday that a new government would be announced in three days. Those people who have been in the government for 20 years will not be included in this. The new government will consist of pious and educated people. Women will also be included. Earlier, Taliban leader Anas Haqqani had also said that the process of forming the government was in its final stages.

Taliban said - want good relations with India, will not interfere in Kashmir

America had broken the back of Al Qaeda in Afghanistan, but as soon as its military presence is removed, Al Qaeda has started showing courage again. The very next day after the withdrawal of US forces from Afghanistan, al-Qaeda has asked the Taliban to liberate Kashmir like Afghanistan. Al Qaeda said, similarly Levant, Somalia, Yemen, Kashmir should also be liberated.

However, the Taliban has clarified its stand that it will not allow Afghanistan to fall into the hands of terrorists. Taliban leader Anas Haqqani said on Wednesday, 'We will not interfere in the issue of Kashmir. We want friendly and good relations with India. Kashmir does not come under our jurisdiction. We will not work against our policy.

Afghan exodus continues

Even after the departure of the US Army from Kabul Airport, the process of exodus of people from Afghanistan is not taking the name of stopping. Because of the brutality and fear of the Taliban, people want to leave the country by any means. The airport is closed, but people are taking refuge in the Pakistan, Turkey and Iran borders through mountains and sandy roads.

The Daily Mail released a video showing thousands of women (including pregnant women), children, the elderly and young people walking these routes away from the Taliban's shadow. According to the report, there are many such people in this crowd, who are running to Turkey, Iran and Afghanistan after walking 1500 km on foot.