Kabul: expressing displeasure on the bill trying to impose sanctions on the Taliban in Afghanistan, clothes on Thursday stated that the imposition of sanctions on the Islamic Emirates would “repeat failed policies” in the US in Afghanistan, said local media.
This happened after more than 20 US senators on Tuesday introduced laws to impose sanctions against the Taliban and foreign governments that support the clothes.
“Every sanction causes damage to the interests of Afghanistan and its people, and should not be worn; the Taliban must be asked to be politically involved in the international community,” Hekmatiullah’s political analyst was quoted by Tolo News, reported.
Afghanistan “was unable to overcome sanctions because more than 20 million people needed humanitarian aid”, said political analyst Abdul Naseer Rishtia.
Act titled The ‘Afghanistan Contreatrorism, Supervision, and Accountability’, seeks to overcome problems related to rushed withdrawals from Afghanistan.
“Chaotic withdrawals from Afghanistan are as terrible with it can be avoided by translators, guidelines, and others – and vulnerable Afghans such as women’s leaders left behind in Afghanistan in a terrible jeopardy,” said Senator Collins in the law introduced by Senator Jim Risch.
Official releases expressed new laws will form the assignment unit of the US State Department to focus on the evacuation of Americans, a permanent resident of law, and Afghanistan special immigrant visa (SIV) which is still trapped in Afghanistan.
The bill also intended to investigate Pakistani support to the Taliban for the 2021 attack which overthrew the Afghan government.
This further called for the assessment of “support by state and non-state actors, including the Pakistani government.
The Taliban reacts to US Senate bills that react to giving Islamic Emirates sanctions
