After seizing the Afghan capital and establishing control over most of Afghanistan, the Taliban have expressed a desire to work with the international community.
Mohammad Naeem, a spokesman for the Taliban's political office, told Al Jazeera that the war in Afghanistan was over and that a new form of government would soon be in place in the country. And the sacrifices have paid off. The Taliban do not want to harm anyone. They are ready to talk to all Afghan leaders and will take every step responsibly. The Taliban are ready to discuss the concerns of the international community. "No one will be allowed to use the land of Afghanistan against anyone. The Taliban will not interfere in the affairs of any other country, so we want no other country to interfere in our affairs," he said. Foreign forces will not repeat their failed experiments in Afghanistan.
The Taliban spokesman added that after achieving the goal of liberating their country and people, they are ready to talk to all Afghan leaders and guarantee their safety, Ashraf Ghani was not expected to escape. "We want peaceful relations with the international community, no diplomatic missions or headquarters have been targeted, we will protect citizens and diplomatic missions, we ask all countries and powers to sit with us to resolve any issues," he said. On the other hand, according to a foreign news agency, the Taliban have taken control of the Afghan presidential palace. After taking control of the presidential palace. A group of Taliban leaders also released a message to the media.
