Kabul: Afghanistan faces a big challenge in a torn country war, said Zalmay Khalilzad, one day he resigned from his position of US representative to Afghanistan.
“US forces come out, and the war ends for the United States, but this is not the last chapter.
Afghans face a big challenge in front, including in the economy and security,” Khalilzad said in a tweet.
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Special Representative of Zalmay Khalilzad (@ US4afghanpeace) 1634682134000This came a day after Khalilzad wrote to the North Secretary of the US who told him about his resignation.
“Today, I resigned from my position as a special representative for Afghan reconciliation.
An honor to serve Americans again,” Khalilzad added.
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Special representatives of Zalmay Khalilzad (@ US4afghanpeace) 1634682134000manama, Khalilzad also welcomed Thomas West for positions.
“I welcomed West Tom for the role of representative specifically for Afghanistan because the United States involved the international community and Afghan leaders on the way ahead,” Khalilzad said.
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https://t.co/CFDZYKGFSG- Special Representative of Zalmay Zalmay Khalilzad (@ us4afghanpeace) 1634682134000ON Tuesday, the Front Resistance National Afghanistan has also urged America The United States to investigate the top envoy to the country for alleged transactions with the Taliban.
The development came almost two months after the US withdrew from Afghanistan in the evacuation process’ chaotic and deadly.
Khalilzad was the person who led talks with the Taliban in Qatar which resulted in the DOHA agreement with clothing to withdraw US forces in May 2021.
Khalilzad reportedly recognized as the Secretary of the Taliban and Taliban.
The government in Kabul “is not advanced as expected”.