What will be the Afghanistan of the Taliban who reach from the jails to the neighborhoods?

 

جیلوں سے محلوں تک پہنچنے والے طالبان کا افغانستان کیسا ہوگا؟

What will be the Afghanistan of the Taliban who reach from the jails to the neighborhoods?

 What will be the Afghanistan of the Taliban who reach from the jails to the neighborhoods?

 

 Muja hid Rehman, 28, who lives in a mud house in the mountainous province of Paktika in eastern Afghanistan, says he does not remember how long he has been fighting the Americans. He estimates that seven or eight years have passed. The commander says the last three years have been particularly tough.
 
 
He told Newsweek that the Americans detained him at Bagram Airfield from early 2009 to August 2010 and then tortured him for a month and a half at an investigation center run by the Kabul government's intelligence agency. He talks about comrades who were killed, maimed or captured, and how he and his fellow Taliban were driven from their homes in neighboring Ghazni province. Many fighters like Rehman There are those who have grown up in the war against America.
 
 
When Ashraf Ghani was fleeing to Tajikistan on India's Independence Day, a barrage of people was entering the presidential palace in Kabul. It was Mullah Abdul Qayyum Zakir who was imprisoned for eight years in the infamous US prison at Guantanamo Bay. The ones who were giving Ashraf Ghani a safe way to escape were Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar who was imprisoned in Pakistan for 8 years. The United States repeatedly asked him but Pakistan did not hand him over.
 
 
The majority of the Taliban are those who have been imprisoned in different jails. Afghanistan came under Taliban control while Ashraf Ghani fled to Tajikistan, with 16 days left before the last US troops left.
 
 
What will the Taliban's Afghanistan look like? Who will recognize them? What will be the human rights situation? These are the questions that are on the minds of every civilized person, but those who had an eye on the situation in Afghanistan, the situation was clear, I wrote in the previous blog, what is the strategy of the Taliban? Adopting such a strategy, only those who denied the ground realities found it difficult to understand the situation. History shows that when the Dawood government was overthrown in 1978, the situation in Afghanistan was different. It was a scattered country. A strong central government is to be found, the way the Taliban took over, they will not face any opposition, these were just stories that were being spread in the media, civil war was being propagated with great frequency. Today's Taliban have been compared to the Taliban of the past. The Taliban of the past have been fighting to reach Kabul in four years since 1992, but the Taliban of today are more confident, thinking and moving forward. Is not anarchy, peace and tranquility of the people, Taliban spokesman urges people to live in peace ... Taliban twenty years ago Lee will not repeat fools. He will move forward by learning from the mistakes of the past. He will eradicate the notion of oppression in the West.
 
 
If you look at the situation in the United States, its attitude has always been disloyal. In the first regime, the United States betrayed the Taliban, in Iraq, it betrayed Saddam Hussein, it betrayed Pervez Musharraf, now Ashraf Ghani. The same attitude has been adopted since then. Former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger once said that his friendship is worse than enmity with the United States, hopefully many will have understood this. Who will admit?
 
 
If the Taliban government is formed, Russia, China, Turkey and Pakistan will all recognize it. Britain has already announced that it will settle issues with the Taliban. The Taliban have shattered the pride of being the only superpower in the United States.
 
 
Russia, China, Pakistan and Iran will decide their own region, the United States will only do propaganda. America's work in Afghanistan will now be just propaganda, there is no role other than that. Let there be a stable government here. What will be the attitude of the Taliban? From the Afghan delegation arriving in Pakistan, it seems that they will be part of the system. Pakistan should run its Afghan policy the way it is running. Where does the camel sit? Pakistan should wait for it. Should be restored. If the problems in the internal situation of Afghanistan increase, then Pakistan will not support anyone, the United States will try to make things worse.
 
 
I hope Pakistan will go with the world in recognizing the Taliban government, Pakistan is not in a hurry, these issues will be settled in Doha, no one will be left behind in accepting the Taliban government, the embassies of Pakistan and Russia are present. China has not yet made any announcement, hopefully the Taliban will go hand in hand with the civilized world.