KABUL: United States on Wednesday called the Taliban to end the ongoing violence and returned to the negotiating table when fighting intensifies in the Afghan country which was torn war.
“As we see media reporting and direct stories about the Taliban offensial in various parts of the country and the attack targets civilians in Afghanistan, we call for the Taliban to end ongoing violence and return to the negotiation table,” which served Ross Wilson, who Serving as a d’affaires fee at the US Embassy in Kabul, Tweeted.
It comes in the midst of a surge in violence because the Taliban has increased its activities since the start of the US LED style down from 1.
When the Taliban has taken control of several districts throughout the country, the assessment of US intelligence has suggested that the state civil government can fall in terrorist groups in A few months from our troops backwards.
The main general there, Austin Miller, warned Tuesday that deteriorating violence could cause civil war, CNN reported quoting news reports.
Biden acknowledged the challenges that developed on Friday during a visit from President Ashraf Ghani, noting “absurd violence” and said, “It will be very difficult,” but he did not rethink his plan to attract US troops, the Secretary of the Press of the White House Jen PSAKI said Tuesday.
According to the New York Times, US officials estimated that the exodus of their troops from the country would be completed in less than a week by a national holiday in July 4.
As a deadly clash in Afghanistan continued to increase, hundreds of civilians had taken arms against the Taliban to support Government forces in several Afghan provinces.
People in more than ten District Afghanistan raised weapons against the Taliban in just a week after the fall of dozens of districts for the group.
Meanwhile, Biden has announced a series of steps to provide assistance to South Asian countries amid troops, including contributing three million doses of Johnson and Johnson vaccines to the Afghan people through Covax facilities.
In addition, the United States International Development Agency also supports Afghan’s efforts to respond to critical shortcomings in oxygen support and medical ventilation by providing emergency and structural assistance.