Pak Sahafat – The foreign minister of the Taliban interim government in Afghanistan accused the US of interfering in the country’s internal affairs and violating the Doha agreement.
According to Pak Sahafat News Agency, quoted by Sputnik News Agency, Amir Khan Motaghi, the foreign minister of the interim government of the Taliban in Afghanistan, accused the United States of violating the Doha Agreement and the political leaders of the previous Afghan government due to the lack of a single vision for negotiations.
The Taliban foreign minister continued in this regard: intra-Afghan talks started and continued; but the opposite parties did not have a single opinion, thought and agenda at the negotiation table. Scattered negotiations continued for months; but no progress was made.
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Amir Khan Motaghi further added that the US continued to interfere in the internal affairs of Afghanistan and this is a clear violation of the Doha Agreement.
In the year leading up to the 2020 presidential election, the Trump administration sought to record an acceptable score for itself in the field of foreign policy; After failing against countries like Iran and North Korea, he thought about Afghanistan and therefore tried to present the Afghan crisis as over in a dramatic move and signing an agreement with the Taliban.
In fact, on February 29, 2020, after nine rounds of negotiations, the United States government and the Afghan Taliban signed an agreement, which appears to be the first step to end a 20-year war with at least 157,000 deaths and the imposition of costs. It was estimated to be more than 2 thousand billion dollars on the United States government.
ceasefire or temporary reduction of violence; withdrawal of foreign military forces from Afghanistan; The beginning of intra-Afghan talks and finally, ensuring that Afghanistan does not become a safe haven for terrorist groups, were the 4 main axes of this agreement; But according to the Taliban, the United States has violated the provisions of this agreement so far.