Interviews with several Taliban cadres revealed the outline of a peace agreement between the United States seeking to withdraw the US troops stationed from Afghanistan, where the conflict was protracted, and the rebel group Taliban. Instead of releasing a large amount of Taliban soldiers while trying to withdraw the US by the second half of next year, the Taliban does not allow terrorist activities.
In essence, it became the basis for discussion at the 9th peace talks held in Qatar from August 22 to September 1. It consists of about 10 items and was shared in Pashto, one of the official languages of Afghanistan by the Taliban executive department.
The main focus is on the timing of the withdrawal of the US military, "in stages" and "complete within 14 months." The withdrawal period may change in the future, but the US presidential election next year is a standard. The United States, which is said to take time per year for withdrawal, and the Taliban who called for immediate withdrawal approached.
Stated that the Taliban soldiers imprisoned over 10,000 people will be released from domestic and overseas prisons. Both of them are working on the release order and procedures in the working group. The US is expected to persuade the Afghan government and release it.
On the other hand, an item that the Taliban protects is that “foreigners are not allowed to pose a threat to countries in the world from within Afghanistan”. “Foreigners” are words that are conscious of the remaining power of al-Qaeda, the international terrorist organization that initiated the 2001 terrorist attacks in the United States. The US also demands not to allow "foreigners to raise fighters and funds", but the Taliban is reluctant.
It also includes the fact that the Taliban "does not attack the US troops that have been withdrawn" and "releases Afghan soldiers and foreign nationals". This is an item with two American professors and two Australian professors confined by the Taliban in mind.
The rights of women who have been criticized internationally under the former Taliban administration that lasted from 1996 to 2001 are "protected in accordance with Islamic teachings and traditions". "It is conditional. One Taliban negotiating group says, “I will not deprive women of the right to education and employment, but I will not allow them to become heads of state.”
Taliban and A after the US military withdrawal ...
