Not satire: Taliban says there isn’t any excuse for killing innocents within the identify of Islam

The ‘new’ Taliban appears well-prepared within the PR and propaganda sport. In an unique interview with India Today, the novel Islamist group has condemned the assaults on the Hamid Karzai International Airport and have acknowledged that there’s merely no excuse for any group to kill harmless individuals within the identify of Islam.
In what appears like a whole transformation, the novel organisation that had terrorised the area for many years acknowledged that they denounce the ISKP’s suicide bombings at Kabul Airport. Speaking to India Today, Taliban spokesperson Zabiullah Mujahid acknowledged, “There is no excuse for any group to kill innocents in the name of Islam. The people of Afghanistan have a right to live peaceful life. We will work hard for that.”
169 Afghans and 13 US troopers had died within the suicide bombings at Kabul airport on August 26.
Taliban blames USA for safety lapse at Kabul Airport
Asserting that the suicide bombings shouldn’t have occurred, Zabiullah acknowledged that the Airport is underneath US management. He criticised the safety lapse and acknowledged that the chaotic scenario there’s a main safety risk for Afghanistan.
He acknowledged that the Taliban could be very delicate about safety, however the Kabul Airport has created an distinctive scenario as a result of there isn’t any crowd management. Saying that the realm is underneath the management of the Americans and it was their accountability to make sure order and safety within the space, Zabiullah added that the Taliban can also be conducting an investigation to determine all information.
No collusion with JeM, says Taliban spokesperson
Zabiullah denied allegations that the Taliban management had met Jaish-e-Mohammad chief and needed terrorist Masood Azhar. It was reported earlier that Azhar had met Taliban leaders to hunt their assist for terrorist actions in Jammu and Kashmir, India. However, Mujahid acknowledged that the experiences are simply rumours and the Taliban reject them.
“We can say with certainty that the Taliban does not allow any other country to be endangered from our country. We assure India and other countries that our side will not be a threat to them,” he added.
Good Taliban, dangerous Taliban
Ever since they took management of Afghanistan after a hasty US withdrawal, the Taliban had been attempting to take care of a picture conveying that they’re the professional rulers of the nation and never the brutal radical Islamist terrorists as portrayed to this point. Though they’ve maintained the ‘Islamic’ half, asserting that they are going to function underneath strict Sharia regulation, the novel organisation that had terrorised Afghanistan for years has been sending the message that they’re keen to co-operate with different nations within the matter of bilateral commerce and relations. They have additionally asserted a number of occasions that they won’t be a safety risk for different international locations within the area.
However, the ‘new’ Taliban’s statements are in sharp distinction to their behaviour prior to now and at current. There are already experiences of journalists, artists and intellectuals being killed by the Taliban. With ISKP taking accountability for the present bomb blasts, the Taliban appear to be desperately attempting to seem because the ‘good guys’. However, it’s not to be forgotten that it was the Taliban who had damaged the prisons in Kabul and had set dozens of ISKP terrorists free once they took management of town.
There are a number of experiences highlighting how the Taliban, the Haqqani community, Al Qaeda and ISKP are interlinked by way of enterprise, operations and management.