The United Nations: Taliban continues to enjoy a safe, inventory, and logistic pathway expanded to their war machines from Pakistan, Afghan UN envoy has told the Security Council, stressed that it led to erosion of trust and confidence towards building collaborative relations with Islamabad to end War in his country.
Ghulam Isaczai, a permanent Afghan representative to the United Nations, said the graphics and video reports of the Taliban fighters gathered close to the Durand line to enter Afghanistan and the treatment of Taliban fighters who were injured in Pakistani hospitals was widely available.
“The Taliban continues to enjoy a safe shelter in Pakistan and the supply and logistics paths expanded to their war machines from Pakistan,” said Isaczai to the Security Council.
“This is not only a naked violation of the 1988 UN Security Council sanctions regime, but also leads to further erosion about trust and trust in building collaborative relations with Pakistan to end the war in Afghanistan,” he said.
15-State UNSC, currently below the Indian presidency for August, held a meeting of situations in Afghanistan on Friday.
Isasczai told the council that was consistent with the Afghan and Pakistani leadership agreement in Tashkent last month, “we urge Pakistan to help eliminate and dismantle the protection and supply of the Taliban and build with our joint monitoring and verification mechanisms to fight.
Against terrorism and efforts International for peace, effective and credible.
“He stressed that Afghanistan wanted anything other than a friendly relationship and coexist with Pakistan based on mutual respect for sovereignty of each other.
Afghan envoys said millions of people are now vulnerable to shooting, death, injury, destruction, and dissatisfaction.
“The infrastructure that we have killed again with your support over the past two decades is now exposed to the level of the destruction of the Taliban that is unimaginable,” he said.
Isaczai said that in the “accidental barbarism”, the Taliban was not alone.
“They are assisted by foreign fighters from transnational terrorist networks.
Together they threaten our peace, security, and stability not only in Afghanistan, but also in our region and Outside, “he said.
He confirmed that “it is our collective responsibility” to stop them from destroying them.
Afghanistan and threaten the world community.
“Scale, scope and military offensive time are similar to an unprecedented invasion of the last 30 years of our conflict,” he said.
Isaczai said since mid-April, the Taliban and foreign affiliate terrorist groups they have launched more than 5,500 attacks on 31 of 34 Afghan Provinces.
“These attacks have been launched with direct support from more than 10,000 foreign fighters representing 20 groups, including Al Qaeda, let, TTP, IMU, ETIM and ISIL that enter our country, and fight with the Taliban against our population and security forces, ” she says.
Isaczai said there was increasing evidence that the East Turkistan Islamic Movement and the Movement of the Islamic Uzbekistan, which had promised loyalty to ISIS fighting with the Taliban in the Afghan provinces where they are currently present with Taliban control.
“The link between the Taliban and transnational terrorist groups is stronger today than at the latest.
Just as shown several times by the UN Security Council Sanction Monitoring Team, Taliban, contrary to their commitment based on the DOHA agreement, has not experienced a bond with the organization Their regional and international terrorists.
“In fact, these links cannot be solved, because they have been cultivated and built based on shared ideological interests and objectives that have been translated into joint attacks, logistical support and material,” he said.
US President Joe Biden said In April US forces will be withdrawn from Afghanistan at the end of August, ending the presence of a foreign military for 20 years.
The Taliban in the last few days has swept Afghanistan, pushing back the Afghan military and taking over the territory of the region as a US approaching the end of its withdrawal.
About 650 troops will be remain in the country It was to secure the presence of US diplomatic in Afghanistan, including the Embassy, and to help secure Kabul International Airport, which is the facilities needed for diplomat movements.
The Taliban continues to enjoy safe haven, supply, and logistics pathways expanded to their war machines from Pakistan: Afghan UN envoys
