Washington DC -Analysts are divided over the nature of the relationship between the United States and the Taliban after the withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan.US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken has made it clear that US relations with the Taliban will depend on how well the Taliban live up to their promises to the international community.
Sohail Shaheen, a Taliban spokesman, to find out what the Taliban were thinking about it and asked him how he viewed the Taliban's relationship with the United States.As or as the enemy?
Taliban Relations with the United States
He said that when the United States was fighting him in Afghanistan, he was his enemy. But he also referred to the Doha talks and said that the United States had finally realized that military action was not the answer.The Taliban spokesman added that the chapter was now over and a new era was beginning.
Sohail Shaheen, spokesman for the Taliban's political office in Doha.
Sohail Shaheen said: "We want a fresh start.Now it's up to the United States to work with us or not.Whether they do or not and if they want to invest here, we would welcome them.A friend can be expected to do so.
Pakistan's concerns over Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan
Regarding Pakistan's concerns over the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), VOA asked him how he would address the issue because of his ideological affiliation with the group.He reiterated his position that he would not allow any group to carry out terrorist attacks on Afghan soil.
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