The United Nations: UN Head Antonio Guterres on Wednesday asked the international community to use all the tools disposed of to counter the threat of global terrorist in Afghanistan and support the formation of “inclusive” of the government in a torn war, a day after the Taliban announced the temporary government dominated by the top leaders rebel groups.
“Afghanistan will never be used again as a safe platform or place for terrorist organizations to threaten or attack any country.
I begged the security council and the international community as a whole to speak with one voice, acting together and using all the tools discharged to fight Global terrorist threats in Afghanistan, ensure that fundamental human rights are respected and support the formation of an inclusive government, “said Guterres in a report released here about the situation in Afghanistan and its implications for peace and international security.
He said that the world was watching the situation in Afghanistan with a very heavy heart and anxious about what was in front.
“The world follows events in Afghanistan with a severe heart and anxious in what is in the future.
The scene of chaos, riots, uncertainty and fear has caused alarm, and trepidation for what lies in the balance in terms of expectations, progress and dream of women’s generation and Young Afghanistan, “said Guterres,” said Guterres.
The head of the United Nations said Afghanistan would never be used as a safe platform or a terrorist organization to threaten or attack any country.
In his report, Guterres said the UN has recorded 88 attacks Done by ISIL-K between May-August by 2021, a significant increase from the same period last year and the group had “increasingly trying to challenge” Taliban.
“Between May 16 and August 18, the United Nations recorded 88 attacks, compared with 15 during the period the same in 2020.
The movement targets civilians in urban areas using TA Asymmetrical mism, “said Guterres.
“Not all claims were verified in the midst of controversy to the extent to which ISIL-K claimed the attack was carried out by another group or coordinated with him.
This movement also issued an editorial on June 17 announcing plans to increase attacks and in recent weeks more trying to challenge the Taliban when confirmed control throughout Afghanistan, “Guterres added in the report.
Guterres also strongly condemned “terrorist attacks” carried out on August 26 near Kabul Airport, which “underlined the volatility of the situation.
The Security Council is scheduled to discuss the report on September 9 and will also hear from the Special Representative of Secretary General for Afghanistan Deborah Lyons, only Two days after the Taliban announced a temporary government led by Mullah Mohammad Hasan Akhund.
Akhund, like some other ministers in the government, including Sirajuddin Haqqani, registered under the UN Taliban sanction committee.
In regional cooperation, the report said the Afghan Foreign Minister Mohammad Haneef Atmar was held talking to Chinese Foreign Minister, India, Pakistan and Uzbekistan to “advocate for the political settlement negotiated and ended violence.” In the report, Guterres also said that “defenders of human rights and media workers continue to be targeted” and noted “P.
Eminduhan International Photo Journalists in Kandahar Province “, reference to Denmark Siddiqui, Prize Pulitzer who won Indian photo journalists who worked for the Reuters news agency and was killed in Afghanistan.