Moscow: The Taliban has welcomed the remarks by Russian President Vladimir Putin about the possibility of excluding the group of terrorists.
Putin, spoke at the International Valdai Club meeting, said the removal of the Taliban movement from the list of terrorist organizations was possible.
However, he also stressed that this must happen at the UN level, the Russian news agency Tass reported.
Abdul Qahar Balki, Afghan Foreign Ministry spokesman in the country’s temporary government, said on Sunday: “The Afghan Islamic Foreign Ministry of the Afghan Emirates welcomed comments by the President of the Russian Federation, regarding the transfer of IEA names of leaders from the blacklist.” “When the chapter The war ends, as well as world countries also bring positive changes in their relationships and approaches to Afghanistan.
We are looking for positive relationships with the international community based on the principle of reciprocity, “Taliban spokesman tweeted.
Putin said that Russia reflected releasing the Taliban from the list of extremist groups.
“We all hope that these people, the Taliban, who are undoubtedly controlling the situation in Afghanistan will ensure that the situation develops positively,” Putin said.
“We all hope that these people, the Taliban, who are undoubtedly controlling the situation in Afghanistan will ensure that the situation develops positively,” Putin said.
The Taliban confiscated Kabul’s control in August and they announced a temporary government of the Afghan Islamic Emirates in September.
The Taliban has encouraged international recognition.
However, the world community has explained that the Taliban must fulfill the promises they have made before recognition.