United States President Joe Biden recently announced on the issue of Afghanistan that the United States and NATO troops will not leave Afghanistan until May 1, but the withdrawal of all troops will be completed by September 11. However, according to the agreement reached in the recent talks between the United States and the Taliban in Doha, Qatar, the United States, and NATO troops will leave Afghanistan by May 1 this year.
Now, after the recent statement of the United States President, the issue of Afghanistan has become tense once again, because the United States, on the other hand, the Taliban leaders have stated that the United States should withdraw its troops by May as per the agreement, after which Will does not tolerate United States Secretary of State Anthony Blanken recently paid a brief visit to Kabul, in which he is thought to have briefed President Ashraf Ghani on the next course of action, taking him into confidence in the new situation.
Withdrawal of foreign troops from Afghanistan
The Afghan government is very concerned about the situation after the withdrawal of foreign troops from Afghanistan. In a recent statement, President Ashraf Ghani expressed confidence that the Afghan forces were now ready to face any situation for the security of their homeland and their nation, while some insiders said that the United States withdrawal He changed the schedule for a few months to further train Afghan troops.
But some observers say the sudden change in schedule is a new political defense development in the region. He is referring to the recent agreement between China and Iran. There is no doubt that the recent 25-year agreement between China and Iran is being considered a game-changer for South Asia and the Middle East.
Afghan Taliban and future of Afghanistan
The reaction of Afghan Taliban leaders to United States President Joe Biden's recent policy statement is again straining the atmosphere. However, Afghan President Ashraf Ghani has assured the Afghan Taliban that we will co-operate with our United States partner in the withdrawal process and make it a peaceful and secure process. Despite President Ashraf Ghani's tweet, Taliban leaders are expressing their concern. The majority of the group of Taliban leaders said that the withdrawal of troops should be ensured by May in accordance with the last Doha-Qatar agreement.
Diplomats overseeing Afghanistan asked a senior Pentagon official what would happen after the withdrawal of all foreign troops from Afghanistan, where there would be unrest, extremism and sectarian strife. The United States official said that the United States have the latest drones. There is modern technology with the help of which we will try to establish peace in Afghanistan. If there is a major operation, you can respond to it.
In a recent statement, United States President Biden set a date of September 11 for the withdrawal. Many quarters are wondering why this date was chosen when Al-Qaeda targeted New York's trade towers on the same date and immediately after that the attack on Afghanistan was announced. It is said that even when President Joe Biden was vice president and visited Kabul a few years ago, he spoke of lasting peace in Afghanistan and did not like the presence of foreign troops in Afghanistan. Afghan forces to protect their country, but the United States be provided with the required military assistance.
President Joe Biden has insisted on finding a negotiated solution. He now calls 9/11 the final date for the withdrawal. "Twenty years is a long time," he says. This is the longest war the United States has ever fought. Twenty years is really a long time. In those 20 years, the United States military officers and their intelligence agencies would not have been hand in hand. Something United States’ have worked.
Then in twenty years, the United States will have tested the modern weapons that have developed non-nuclear weapons. In other words, he gained experience fighting in the dense forests, fields, and valleys of Vietnam and then in Afghanistan, fighting in the Rocky Mountains, valleys and valleys. Of course, in both wars, Vietnam and Afghanistan, guerrilla warfare and semi-guerrilla warfare, many American troops came to work.
The same thing happened on the other side. In fact, the point is that superpowers have to endure all this, otherwise it will not be counted in the category of superpowers. The Vietnam War was a proxy war between China, Russia, and the United States.
The war in Afghanistan was a semi-proxy war between the United States and the Muslim countries of the region. This view may be disputed, but consider that the Vietnam War blocked the path of socialism and socialist revolution in the Far East, even in South Asia and the Middle East. Socialist revolutionary movements emerged in Vietnam, Burma, and Indonesia and were severely cried.
Therefore, after the complete withdrawal of foreign troops from Afghanistan, the situation in Afghanistan and the region will become clear. It should be noted that the United States did not decide to send United States troops to Afghanistan to protect women's rights and human rights. The teeth of superpowers are like elephants.
The important point is that after the withdrawal of foreign troops, the balance of power in Afghanistan will almost fall into the hands of the Taliban, but there is also the problem that the Taliban is not the name of a group or an ideological force. They are divided into different groups, the difference of language, race, a profession in their place is the big difference between north and south.
In the current Afghan government, Ashraf Ghani represents the Pashtun belt in the south and Abdullah represents the Persian belt in the north, and the two leaders have sharp differences. This popular phrase of the Afghan Taliban makes one think a lot. The United States have the clock and we have the time. "
Afghan Taliban spokesman Muhammad Naeem said in a tweet that "we will not negotiate until the foreign troops leave Afghanistan." This tweet shows that the Taliban want more talks after the withdrawal of troops. If so, it would be a very appropriate and positive step, as Afghanistan urgently needs to be rebuilt after twenty years of destruction, devastation, and chaos.
If Afghan Taliban leaders seek help from the United States, the European Union, United States Pakistan, China and India after the withdrawal of foreign troops and building infrastructure, schools, and hospitals in Afghanistan, would be a great service. How can one ignore the fact that Afghanistan is at the bottom of every sphere of life in South Asia and in the world in general?
We have to work day and night in education, health, women's rights, economy, justice, civil rights, law, and order in all these areas to make Afghanistan one of the modern worlds. Some Taliban groups are said to be moderate and some extremist group’s religious.
In such cases, there is no consensus on most issues. All groups of the Taliban mostly consider the future generations of 30 million people, not just their own country and country. Over the last forty-five years, I have seen the results of my ideological group.
The European Union set up the European Donor Committee for Afghanistan a few years ago, providing about 1 billion a year in aid to Afghanistan. The United States and Europe have provided 19 billion in aid to Afghanistan for education, health, and infrastructure. The United States, the European Union and other Afghan sympathizers have agreed to provide more aid to Afghanistan, but they have demanded that the country maintain law and order and work on development plans.
What can be said if some extremist elements still do not agree to change their ways in these circumstances. The world is helping them and is ready to help more. Neighboring Pakistan helped more Afghans than it could afford, sheltered millions of Afghan refugees in the country, resulting in Pakistan's moderate current society of religious extremism, national narrow-mindedness, arms proliferation, and drug trafficking Became. In this regard, what happened in the eighties and nineties is obvious to all.
Religious extremism and Future of Afghanistan
According to some quarters, the problem of Afghanistan is religious extremism. Some reactionary groups are trying to take the country to the middle Ages. In the opinion of some quarters, major powers and some countries of the region are promoting proxy war here. There may be some truth in these views, but according to most intelligence reports, warlords of Afghanistan's various tribes are earning three to five billion dollars a year from poppy cultivation, opium production, and heroin production and sales in Afghanistan. ۔
Tokyo, Hong Kong, London, Paris, New York, Dubai, Doha, and other major cities have modern, halal restaurants, boutique shops, furniture marts, carpet shops, showrooms, and other businesses. It would not be wrong to say that a small but very powerful class in Afghanistan is holding the country's politics, society and religious groups hostage or under its spell.
If peace is established in Afghanistan, the people have the right to choose their government, then the interests of the influential interest group are in danger. That is why peace talks are stalled. New terms are added. Peace talks were being scheduled in Turkey and the Turkish government were hosting the conference, but the Taliban have refused to hold talks there.
Foreign observers have repeatedly asked Americans how President Biden suddenly made such a big decision on Afghanistan. The U.S. observers say the United States has been talking about evacuation for 10 to 12 years. The complete withdrawal of troops will take place on September 11. In a way, this is a symbolic withdrawal of the United States, but the United States will keep a close eye on Afghanistan.
With the help of modern technology, he can deal with any situation. Second, the Taliban now realize that more than 80 percent of their state's budget is funded by foreign aid and that if instability and extremism reign in the country, foreign aid will not be forthcoming, and Afghanistan will face tough sanctions. Will have to face
However, the United States president has spoken to other key countries and parties, including the Afghan government, before making a decision. The United States and Russia have also involved India in the Afghanistan issue on which Pakistan has reservations but it has been decided.
However, Pakistan has more responsibilities in these countries. Pakistan has been in contact with the Taliban from the beginning. Millions of Afghan refugees seek refuge in Pakistan Then there are historical, regional, and cultural ties. In such a scenario, it remains to be seen how Pakistan will fulfill its responsibility. It all depends on the Taliban's future strategy. Afghan women in particular are terrified. The common man also suffers from uncertainty. The experiences of the nineties are in front of everyone.
The common man is terrified by the immediate deterioration of the situation in the Taliban-controlled areas. The Taliban have a real responsibility. To gain the trust of the people. Policymaking has to be done in accordance with modern requirements. Each class must be represented in state affairs. The constitution must be respected. Afghanistan needs a people's government, not a government of jihadi groups that can represent the people. Establish peace and meet the basic needs of the people.
Afghanistan is one of the ten poorest countries in the world with a per capita annual income of only 600. The United States has done what it could to improve the semi-democratic government, elections, training of Afghan soldiers and civilian officers, financial aid, military aid, etc. Now the people of Afghanistan and political and religious leaders have to show their positive role.
