KABUL: Taliban said that there was “no evidence” that the head of Al Qaeda bin Laden who was killed was involved in the terrorist attack on September 11, 2001.
Taliban, who provided safe Harbor to Osama bin Laden for several years during the previous government in Afghanistan, has refused to give up terrorists That scary to the US after the 9/11 attack.
According to Washington Post, Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid told NBC News in the interview broadcast on Wednesday: “When Osama bin Laden became a problem for Americans, he was in Afghanistan.
Although there was no evidence that he was involved” on 9/11.
He added, “Now, we have provided a promise that the Afghan land will not be used against anyone.” After the 2001 attack on the World Trade Center Tower and the Pentagon plotted by Bin Laden, President George W.
Bush demanded that the Taliban hand him over and dismantle terrorist training camps.
When the Taliban refused, Bush launched the Airstrikes A.S.
campaign, combined with the North Afghan alliance forces, overthrowing the Islamic regime, Washington Post reported.
Osama Bin Laden is the Chief of the Global Terror Group of Al Qaeda and the brain behind the 9/11 terror attack in the United States in 2001.
He was killed in a military operation by US Navy seals at Garrison Town Abbottabad.
Some military experts have warned that Afghanistan will be a breed of terror after the Taliban take over.
In accordance with the US-Taliban deal signed in Doha last year, the Taliban vowed to cut the bond with Al Qaeda.
Although the group has substantially weakened since 2001, his fighters remained in Afghanistan.
Last month, the United Nations had warned that threats from terror groups such as Daesh and Al-Qaeda developed in many places in Afghanistan and said the security situation remained shelling with uncertainty about the peace process and the risk of further decline.