Doha: The Taliban warns us not to “disrupt” the regime on Saturday during their first face-to-face talks since the US withdrawal, as a deadly sectarian bomb raises questions about their strength.
As a mourning in North Afghanistan buried their dead from the attack on the Shiite Mosque, the Taliban delegation told us in Doha in Doha that the weakening of their government could cause “problems for the people”.
“We clearly told them that trying to disrupt the government in Afghanistan was good for anyone,” Muttaqi said to the Afghan State News Agency Bakhtar.
“Good relationship with Afghanistan is good for everyone.
There is nothing to do to weaken the government in Afghanistan which can cause problems for the community,” he said.
Taliban seek international recognition, as well as assistance to facilitate the economic crisis.
A Department of State Officials said the US delegation would press the Taliban to ensure terrorists did not create a base for attacks in this country.
It will also suppress the new ruler to form an inclusive government and to respect the rights of women and girls, the official said, emphasizing the meeting did not show Washington acknowledging the Taliban government.
“We still clear that any legitimacy must be obtained through the acts of Taliban himself.” AFP Taliban put aside US aid.