Afghanistan LIVE: No plans to recognise Taliban as rulers, says Trudeau
Hundreds of people collect outdoors the global airport in Kabul, Afghanistan, Tuesday, Aug. 17, 2021. (Image: AP)
Afghanistan crisis Live updates: The Taliban have pledged not to seek “revenge” towards their opponents in Afghanistan in their initial press meeting because having electrical power, as the United States stated they would maintain the terrorists to their promises to regard human rights. The Taliban announcements arrived Tuesday immediately after the return of their to Afghanistan of their co-founder Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar.
The Taliban have agreed to allow “safe passage” from Afghanistan for civilians having difficulties to sign up for a US-directed airlift from the cash, US President Joe Biden’s national protection adviser said on Tuesday after reviews emerged of some civilians “being turned away or pushed back again or even beaten” as they tried to reach the Kabul global airport.

Meanwhile, the Afghan vice president claimed that soon after President Ashraf Ghani fled in the confront of the Taliban sweep into Kabul above the weekend and with his whereabouts unidentified, the vice president is the country’s ‘legitimate’ caretaker president.