UN Advice To Recognise Taliban Sparks Retaliation, Backpedaling

The United States and many friends reacted angrily to U. N. leadership’s’s remarks that the worldwide organization recognise the Taliban government of Afghanistan. The United Nations is currently retracting its announcement.

Amina Mohammed, the deputy secretary general of the United Nations, stated that a U.N. – hosted May meeting in Doha, Qatar, will focus on discussing official recognition for the Afghan terrorist group, which seized control of Afghanistan two years ago following the Biden administration’s’s disastrous military withdrawal.

Mohammed remarked,” We hope we will discover those small steps to put us back on the path to Taliban appreciation.” ” In other words, there are restrictions.”

American officials quickly responded, stating that it was” unacceptable” to discuss a Taliban stand at the UN and never the” intent and purpose of this meeting.” Investigators in New York were reassured by U.N. director normal António Guterres that the Taliban’s’s realization is not on the plan.

According to U.N. assistant official Farhan Haq, the Doha conference on May 1 and 2 will not be focused on acknowledgment, and we don’t need there to be any confusion about that. The goal of the meeting is to create a more integrated consensus regarding the issues at hand.

In December, the U.N. General Assembly delayed recognizing the Taliban and allowing the leaders of the criminal organization to name an adviser to the UN for a second time. According to the Washington Free Beacon, if the Taliban were given a seat on the U.N. women’s’s right direction, they would take over Afghanistan. The radical Islamist group has revoked women and girls’ rights to employment and attend school since seizing control of the Afghan government.

Nikki Haley, a previous U.S. ambassador to the UN, said in November that” under no circumstances should the United States, or any other place, vote to discover the Taliban.” ” Keeping a group of jihadists out of an enterprise founded to restore peace and security shouldn’t be difficult to decide.”

According to the Washington Free Beacon, the Taliban is already stocking its army with$ 7.2 billion worth of military hardware that the US left behind during its hasty removal.