KABUL: The Taliban will not be involved in a dialogue with the Government of Ashraf Ghani Afghanistan during the military and Pakistani intelligence continues to protect the terrorists, a leading Afghanistan said.
In an interview with Germany, Ahmed Rashid, a best-selling foreign journalist and author of several books about Afghanistan, said that the situation was chaotic in Afghanistan “can suck in neighboring countries.” “If that happens, it will be the end of Afghanistan,” he said.
“Why do they have to be when their leaders and families are safe? If Pakistan wants to show that the sincerity is, it is necessary to immediately force the Taliban leaders to compromise or leave their protection in Quetta or at Peshaw,” Rashid said.
Violence has increased in Afghanistan because foreign forces withdraw from a torn war.
There was a fear of the full civil war when the Taliban stepped forward and took control of several districts in the north of the country, while Afghan forces replied and launched a counter-attack on the Taliban.
Hundreds of Afghan security personnel recently retreated across the Tajik-Afghan border in response to the progress of the Taliban in North Afghanistan.
Islamabad has been accused of helping the Taliban and using it as a proxy for its own benefit.
However, it continues to deny its relationship with terrorist groups despite increasing evidence.
Recently, Minister of Home Affairs Pakistan Sheikh Rashid Ahmed has acknowledged that the Taliban Afghan family lives in his country, including in the capital city of Islamabad.
Ahmed also said the Taliban received medical treatment at Pakistani Hospital.
This is different from what Pakistan claimed.
Last month, Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi denied the presence of the Taliban Sucuaries in Pakistan.
He said that the leaders of the terrorist group “were in Afghanistan.” In addition, he denied the existence of the institution in Pakistan and said he had heard of these requirements for decades now.
” Afghan officials have long argued that Pakistan provides military protection and support to the Taliban.
But when the US ended the war of two decades in Afghanistan, the alleged Pakistani interference in Afghanistan had become the main topic of discussion in Afghan media, according to DW.
“You must realize that we are being attacked from Pakistan.
Not the Taliban we fight: We deal with the Pakistani Proxy War,” Abdul Sattar Hussai, a member of the Afghan parliament, said at the TV talks recently.
“The Taliban has no plans for Afghanistan, and we are not ready to accept Pakistani plans,” he said.