Live
Audio Only
"If we compare how easy it is to negotiate as colleagues and partners, then the Taliban has seemed to me for a long time much more prepared for negotiations than the puppet Kabul government," the enjoy Zamir Kabulov said.
President Vladimir Putin’s envoy for Afghanistan, Zamir Kabulov said on Monday that Russia seeks to evaluate the situation in the country to consider legitimizing a new government.
RELATED:
"If we compare how easy it is to negotiate as colleagues and partners, then the Taliban has seemed to me for a long time much more prepared for negotiations than the puppet Kabul government," the official said.
���� #Afghanistan: UN experts urge swift global action to prevent civilian slaughter and destruction of key infrastructure, and the undoing of decades of human rights, rule of law and gender equality work.
— UN Special Procedures (@UN_SPExperts) August 16, 2021
Read more �� https://t.co/ImMqpgJknJ#StandUp4HumanRights pic.twitter.com/HzqWdKUmvE
"We are in no hurry to grant recognition. We will see how the new regime behaves," Kabulov added. This, as Taliban forces are now guarding the Russian Embassy since the military from the previous government left their posts.
On Monday media outlets reported that Afghanistan´s President Ashraf Ghani, who enjoyed the support of the U.S. went into exile with loads of money. "He deserves to be brought to justice and held accountable by the Afghan people," the official said.
#FromTheSouth News Bits | In Afghanistan the Taliban declared an end to the war after taking the capital Kabul and the presidential palace. pic.twitter.com/wmqv9BWOq1
— teleSUR English (@telesurenglish) August 16, 2021
Newsletter
