Former negotiator calls Doha agreement a ‘terrible setback’
“The outcome of the Doha Agreement was Taliban’s rise to power," Rezai said.
“The outcome of the Doha Agreement was Taliban’s rise to power," Rezai said.
The escalation comes after both sides failed to reach an agreement on reopening the key border crossing.
The fighting erupted around 2:30 a.m. local time on Monday, March 3.
For the first time, the Taliban publicly declared last Friday that the agreement—which paved the way for the U.S. withdrawal.
According to Richard Bennett, the U.N. Special Rapporteur on Afghanistan, the Taliban’s gender-based oppression has become more systematic and institutionalized.
According to OCHA, 14.8 million Afghans are facing food insecurity, including 3.1 million in emergency conditions classified as IPC Phase.
The clarification comes after Abdul Ghani Baradar, the Taliban’s acting deputy chief minister, claimed last week that Uzbekistan had agreed.
Behjati stated that inspections would continue regularly to ensure that Afghan migrants are neither employed nor renting commercial spaces.
The notice warns that employing, renting homes to, or otherwise assisting Afghan migrants is illegal.
Human rights activists and Afghan citizens have condemned the floggings as cruel and inhumane.