In its latest statement on the summit in Moscow, the Taliban stated “we do not allow anyone to use the soil of Afghanistan against other countries including neighboring countries.” Although the Taliban has employed similar language for years, it is a demonstrably false claim. The Taliban has continuously worked alongside jihadist organizations with regional and global aspirations, including al Qaeda.
Regardless, Zalmay Khalilzad, the US Special Representative for Afghanistan Reconciliation, seems eager to accept the Taliban’s assurances. After a round of talks in Doha in late January, Khalilzad claimed that “significant progress” had been made “on two vital issues: counter terrorism and troop withdrawal.”
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WNU Editor: Listen to "what I say and not what I do" is the message that the Taliban are trying to promote. But considering their past .... and what they are doing now .... the trust is not there.
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Hosting foreign terror groups is what got the Taliban thrown out of power. They never learn.
Or maybe they know the lesson, but cannot practice it, because they can govern their way only through the barrel of a gun.
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