Pak Sahafat – The former representative of the US in Afghanistan’s peace affairs Zalmi Khalilzad stated that the international community’s cooperation and relationship with the Taliban against ISIS can be an important part of future relations with the current government of Afghanistan.
According to the Pak Sahafat News Agency, Zalmi Khalilzad, the former representative of the US in Afghanistan peace affairs, said that ISIS is the common enemy of the Taliban and the international community, so cooperation against this terrorist group can be an important part of future relations.
He pointed out that the Taliban signed the Doha Agreement, so the available options for the full implementation of this agreement are the “best way” ahead, which addresses all the concerns of Afghans and the international community.
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After the Taliban rule, the terrorist group Daesh took responsibility for deadly attacks on civilians and the diplomatic possibility.
Anatoly Sidorov, head of the Joint Staff of the Collective Security Treaty Organization, said that the number of ISIS fighters has reached 6,500 in Afghanistan, of which 4,000 are concentrated near the border of Tajikistan.