The insurgent group took control of 20 provinces out of 34 in eight days. Now the government of Afghanistan has come with a statement after a long time of insurgent groups expanding control over major provinces of Afghanistan.

The President of Kabul Ashraf Ghani has said that with the international allies, they are working on remobilizing the national security forces of Afghanistan. He assured the people that they will not compromise on national security and he told in the address which was held on Saturday that more than 3000 troops from the United States have arrived for the security of Hamid Karzai international airport.

It is to be noted that the government was completely silent when the insurgent group was taking control of provinces like Herat and Kandahar.

Assistant professor of law at the American University in Afghanistan, Haroun Rahimi, said that President Ghani is no longer able to keep his promises because nothing is in his control. While talking to Al- Jazeera, Rahimi said that government has nothing in its hands.

Afghan Taliban spokesperson Suhail Shaheen in an interview with ARY news said that the Kabul regime is a puppet government imposed by foreign powers. The US along with NATO forces took away the right from the Afghan people of choosing their leaders, added the spokesperson.

Shaheen said, “let me reiterate, no power can bring development to the war-torn Afghanistan without the will of Afghan people”. We had a hard time, we put our mutual differences aside when foreign forces launched offensive against us, he said. He further claimed that the Afghan people were well aware of the reality now and they were welcoming Taliban while the latter are expanding their hold.

While talking about the offensive launched by the Kabul regime, Suhail Shaheen said that the Indian government is providing weapons to the Kabul regime which is resulting in civilian casualties.

He warned India not to interfere in Afghanistan affairs and said that “We won’t allow anyone to destroy the peace of Afghanistan”.

American mediators are attempting to separate confirmations from the Taliban that they won’t assault the U.S embassy in Kabul if the insurgent group takes control over the capital, three American officials said.

The embassy additionally encouraged Americans who were not working for the U.S government to quickly leave Afghanistan on business flights. The Taliban’s walk has placed international safe havens in Kabul on high alarm for a flood of viciousness in coming months, or even weeks, and constrained departments and other conciliatory missions in the nations to shut down.

Five current and previous authorities depicted the mood inside the embassy as progressively tense and stressed, and ambassadors at the State Department’s central command in Washington noticed a feeling of gloom at the phantom of shutting it, almost 20 years after U.S Marines recovered the wore out working in December 2001.

Mr Khalilzad is willing to persuade the insurgent group pioneers that the international haven should stay open, and secure if the gathering desires to get an American monetary guide and other help as a component of a future Afghan government.

As of late as last month, senior authorities at the government office in Kabul voiced certainty that faculty there could be emptied rapidly if fundamental, taking note of an adequate number of business flights leaving from the capital’s global air terminal consistently could oblige the compound’s staff.

In recent days, Indian and Afghan social accounts have been extensively used to calumniate Pakistan by criticizing it for aiding the Taliban. Given that, the tweeter trend Sanction Pakistan has been going viral, gaining the support of people from across the globe. However, a job was posted on a freelancing platform, asking people to “Join the Afghan people on Twitter by standing against Pakistan.”

According to the details, a handsome amount of money was being paid for the job, making the fact questionable that whether the allegations against Pakistan held any truth or were they part of Afghan-Indian propaganda.

Earlier, an Afghan representative at UNSC briefing had declared that Pakistan was providing haven to the Taliban. Moreover, Pakistan’s jihadis were contended for joining Taliban movements and attacking Afghanistan with them. However, Pakistan’s National Advisor Moeed Yousuf denied these claims and said in a press briefing, “We are beginning to see a very conscious deliberate effort by the Afghan government to scapegoat Pakistan.”

The trend Sanction Pakistan all over the global social media shows the public perception of holding Pakistan responsible for the recent terrorist activities in Afghanistan. However, the job posted on the freelancing platform makes the previous statement doubtful, raising questions related to personal conflicts and defaming propaganda between the countries.

After losing 9 provinces to the Afghan Taliban and removing the chief of the Afghan National Army and Defence Minister, the Kabul regime has offered the Afghan Taliban a power-sharing deal to end violence. Pakistan had also suggested the Kabul regime and Afghan Taliban to go for a political solution and prevent violence instead of military action.

A member of the Kabul regime’s negotiating team told APF news on Thursday that the Kabul delegation in Qatar submitted a proposal to Afghan Taliban leadership to share power in return for a ceasefire. The Kabul regime proposed power-sharing deal after the insurgent group captured the city of Ghazni that is 150 kilometers away from Kabul.

Kabul’s interior Minister confirmed the fall of the strategic city Ghazni and said every road connecting Kabul to the rest of the Afghan cities and provinces are under Afghan Taliban’s control. After being surrounded by the Afghan Taliban, the Kabul regime ordered its negotiation team in Qatar to negotiate a power-sharing deal before the Afghan Taliban captures Kabul.

Islamabad: Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi in a press conference on Thursday said that Afghan spy agency National Directorate of Security (NDS) has joined hands with the Indian Premier intelligence agency, Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) to destabilise Pakistan. He said that Afghan soil was used for this attack and the vehicle was smuggled from Afghanistan to Pakistan.

Dasu Dam attack was carried out on 14 July that killed 13 people including 9 Chinese and 4 Pakistanis and dozens were wounded when a bus carrying Chinese and Pakistani workers was hit by explosion plunged into a deep ravine.

Shah Mehmood Qureshi lauded the efforts of law enforcement agencies for revealing the hands behind this terror attack. Foreign Minister also said that over 136 CCTV cameras and 1400 kilometre area was under investigation.

Some Indian media reports from 2017 showed that Afghan national girls had been caught in a brothel house in India where they had been forced into prostitution. Indian Police had busted a prostitution ring operating in New Delhi where 22 Afghan national women had been arrested in raid at a guest house.

Moreover, sources revealed that more than 7000 such Afghan national girls were sold to India into prostitution under the Ashraf Ghani Government

Reportedly, this mass selling out of Afghan refugee underage girls into prostitution was carried out with the connivance of Afghan and Indian officials.

A 2019 investigation report by BBC about a former female government employee in Afghanistan also shows the culture and support of Afghan officials regarding this matter. She was sexually harassed by a government minister. She also told that two other female employees were raped by the same minister.

Another story in that report was that a woman had applied for a job and she got called to meet a close aide of Ashraf Ghani in a private office and was asked for a sexual compromise with him for her approval job.

The aggrieved women also told that they were afraid of filing a report against such criminals because where ever they would go, the same situation would have prevailed for them.

A former advisor to the president turned political rival, General Habibullah also once accused senior officials and politicians of “promoting prostitution”.

Islamabad: Prime Minister Imran Khan on Wednesday spoke to international journalists at his residence. Imran Khan said the US wants Pakistan to clear their leftover mess in Afghanistan after 20 years of continuous offense.

The US wants Pakistan to bring the insurgent group to the negotiation table with the Kabul regime. The insurgent group made it clear that there wouldn’t be any negotiation as long as Ashraf Ghani remains the president of Afghanistan.

Pakistan will only show efforts for a political settlement, long-lasting peace in Afghanistan. We can only finish the mess left by US forces by looking for a political solution instead of finding a military solution to facilitate any stakeholder.

Imran Khan also added that the US is looking towards India as a strategic partner, this is why they are treating Pakistan differently. While the US is teaming up with India, they want Pakistan to clear their mess instead of asking their strategic partner for this favor.

The Afghan Taliban continue to expand their control of Afghan areas, and the Afghan National Army, under the command of Afghan Army Chief General Wali Mohammad Ahmadzai and Defence Minister Bismillah Khan Mohammadi, despite their overwhelming numerical and material superiority, has proved to be sitting ducks so far.

The Kabul regime has lost nine provincial capitals to Afghan Taliban in the last five days. The. Afghan National Army lost Sar-e-Pol, Sheberghan, Aybak, Kunduz, Taluqan, Pul-e-Khumri, Farah, Zaranj and Faizabad.

As per sources, the entire Afghan Defence Forces Command is undergoing a reshuffle. General Wali Muhammad has been sacked and a young and relatively inexperienced Haibatullah Alizai has been appointed as the new Army Chief in his place. The Kabul regime seems to be running out of time and territory.