Islamabad: Taliban See America’s withdrawal and their control over the country as a victory for them alone despite the trust of the global community Pakistan Has been the protector and benefactor of the group for a long time. A media report said that after gaining control of the country, the Taliban is no longer in a mood to listen to anyone, including Pakistan.
at present, when Afghanistanthe future is unclear it can be said that IslamabadThe situation appears to be ill-equipped to meet the challenges that may arise in regional development, dawn Reported on Sunday.
After backing the Taliban in its power grab against the government in Afghanistan, Pakistan now faces “international discrimination if the group reverts to its old ways”.
The US withdrawal has prompted the Taliban to take control of the country with their aggressive advances. But now after seizing power, the Taliban see victory as a stand-alone and do not listen to anyone, including Pakistan, according to Dawn.
However, the global community sees Islamabad as “the custodian and protector of the Taliban with extraordinary influence over it”.
Recently a senior Taliban leader had indicated his tough stand towards Islamabad. Clips of his address were circulated on social media in which he strongly responded to Prime Minister Imran Khan’s call for an inclusive government. The Dawn said the Taliban man “used harsh language and questioned Pakistan’s democratic credentials. Certainly, Pakistan has no influence over the Taliban.”
The situation in Afghanistan at present is very complex. Different elements of the Taliban such as military and political are pulling in different directions.
at present, when Afghanistanthe future is unclear it can be said that IslamabadThe situation appears to be ill-equipped to meet the challenges that may arise in regional development, dawn Reported on Sunday.
After backing the Taliban in its power grab against the government in Afghanistan, Pakistan now faces “international discrimination if the group reverts to its old ways”.
The US withdrawal has prompted the Taliban to take control of the country with their aggressive advances. But now after seizing power, the Taliban see victory as a stand-alone and do not listen to anyone, including Pakistan, according to Dawn.
However, the global community sees Islamabad as “the custodian and protector of the Taliban with extraordinary influence over it”.
Recently a senior Taliban leader had indicated his tough stand towards Islamabad. Clips of his address were circulated on social media in which he strongly responded to Prime Minister Imran Khan’s call for an inclusive government. The Dawn said the Taliban man “used harsh language and questioned Pakistan’s democratic credentials. Certainly, Pakistan has no influence over the Taliban.”
The situation in Afghanistan at present is very complex. Different elements of the Taliban such as military and political are pulling in different directions.
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