KABUL: A senior member of the Afghan government appointed by the Taliban on Sunday warned the United States not to interfere in the country’s internal affairs, stating that “it is an independent country and makes decisions independently.” Tolo News reported that Deputy Foreign Minister for political affairs, Sher Mohammad Abbas Stanekzai showed the withdrawal of US troops from Bagram Airfield in August and said that “the American army fled from Afghanistan in the dark.” He said that the country was independent now and that the last four months had become the first time in four decades for Afghanistan where Afghans made decisions independently, according to local media outlets.
After the fall of the Afghan Islamic Republic led by Ashraf Ghani and the Taliban took control of the country in mid-August, most of the Afghans wanted to leave the war-hit country because they were afraid of the impact of the previous group.
from the Taliban.
When the Taliban controlled Afghanistan once again after 20 years, experts also believed that Afghan women most likely faced uncertain future under the regime of terrorist groups.
The Afghan economy changed from bad to worse since the takeover of the Taliban Kabul, and it could shrink 30 percent or more in the coming months, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned.
According to reports published in the Asia Times, because the Taliban have overthrew democratically chosen government in Afghanistan, the state’s financial condition continues to move towards the total economic collapse.