Their caretaker Prime Minister Taliban called on former officials to return to Afghanistan, with their safety guaranteed, she said on Wednesday – the next day announcement of the new government in the country – the Mullah Hassan Ahud, speaking to Al Jazeera.
In an interview with the Qatari-based television network, the prime minister stressed that Taliban leaders were facing “big responsibilityAgainst the Afghan people, according to a Reuters telegram.
“We have suffered great losses for this historic moment and the era of bloodshed in Afghanistan it is done“, He also claimed.
It is recalled that the international community has warned that it will judge the Islamist movement for actions twenty years after his return to power. The regime ‘s promises, especially with regard to respect for women’ s rights, they are not convincing at the moment.
As a sign of this distrust, after all, many demonstrations in Kabul in recent days by activists, along with other Afghans who denounced the regime’s violent crackdown on Pansir and other acts of violence.
Ghani: He apologized to the people
Meanwhile, the former president of Afghanistan Ashraf Ghani He apologized to the Afghan people today for failing to offer him a better future – he left Kabul on August 15, shortly before the Taliban seized power.
“I am deeply sorry that my chapter closed with one tragedy similar to that of my predecessors, without ensuring stability and prosperity (in Afghanistan). “I apologize to the Afghan people for not ending things differently,” he said in a statement.
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