KABUL: Following the collapse of Kabul to the Taliban, a spokesman for rebel group stressed that there was no danger for the embassy, ​​diplomatic missions and foreign nationals in the Afghan capital, promised that militant groups would maintain security throughout the country.
“We assured all the embassies, diplomatic missions, institutions and residences in foreign nationals in Kabul that there was no danger to them,” the news agency quoted Muhammad Naeem, a spokesman for the Taliban political office in Doha, said on Sunday night.
He stressed that the strength of the Taliban movement was assigned to maintain security in Kabul and other cities in the country.
The announcement came when Hamid Karzai’s international airport was packed with dozens of passengers waiting for flights from the country then down to the runway but did not find the plane and still stuck there.
After the days of arresting the provincial capital, the Taliban began to enter Kabul from all sides on Sunday morning.
Even though the Taliban previously said that there were no plans to enter the capital of Afghanistan military, the vacuum of security in Kabul made them direct their fighters to enter and occupy the empty police and police posts.
As Afghan president Ashraf Ghani along with the first coverage and the first woman left Kabul for Tajikistan, the Taliban also managed to enter the Presidential or Arg palace.
To avoid the power vacuum created after the escape of Ghani, the Head of the High Council for National Reconciliation Abdullah Abdullah, former President Hamid Karzai and Head of Hizb-e-Islami Gulbadin Hekmatar gathered and formed a temporary council, said a Khaama press report on Sunday night.
The Board was aimed at transferring peace to the Taliban and asked Afghan security forces and troops from the Afghan Islamic Emirates to secure Kabul and did not allow any chaos.
The trio in separate video clips they send different messages to Kabul people.
Abdullah accused Ashraf Ghani escaped from the country and left people in a mess.
He also took to the streets of Kabul and greeted the people who hugged and thanked him because they were with them.
While Karzai encouraged people not to panic when he and his children still live in the capital of Afghanistan, Hekmatyar accused Ghani continuing the war and remained stubborn to transfer power peace to all.
The Afghan Islamic Emirates ask people to work with them in identifying and capturing those who imitate them and seize people and property.
Sunday night was rather quiet, but there was a sporadic fire and his helicopter patrolled the Afghan capital, the news report said.