New Delhi: Minister of External Affairs S Jaishankar has said the use of Afghan land to promote terrorism in any way by any country “unacceptable” and that the Taliban must meet this declaration.
The Minister on Wednesday delivered Afghan Conference together by US State Minister, Antony Blinken and German Foreign Minister Heiko Mass.
He also explored veiled in Pakistan and said the world should not have interference by external players in Afghanistan, especially those who intensified.
Violence at this difficult time.
Jaisankar said the return of a trip from Kabul was a priority.
“In the Afghan conference together with that effect,” Jaishankar said in a tweet.
“The world should not have interference by external players, especially those who intensify violence at this difficult time.
Our collective approach must be guided by the resolution of UNSC 2593,” he added.
Hundreds of Afghans took to the streets in Kabul on Tuesday and demonstrated in front of the Pakistani Embassy demanding Islamabad to stop interfering in Pakistan’s international affairs and help the Taliban.
The UN Security Council, last month, adopted a resolution in which member countries reaffirmed the importance of fighting terrorism in Afghanistan and recorded a commitment regarding the Taliban.
Resolution demands that the Afghan region should not be used to threaten or attack any country or to protect or train terrorists.
Experts believe that Pakistan has become a key player in eliminating the selected Afghan government from power and establishing a Taliban as a decisive force in Afghanistan.
Former Afghan Vice President Amrullah Saleh has confirmed that the Taliban is being devoted to the Pakistani intelligence agency content and adds that Islamabad is responsible for effectively streamed countries as colonial forces.
The Taliban, who seized Kabul’s control on August 15, had time and again promised not to allow Afghanistan to be a terrorist sanctuary.
Jaisankar said the use of Afghan land to promote terrorism by any country that is unacceptable, the Taliban must live with the declaration
