After Claiming Panjshir’s Control, Taliban Announce ‘War Is Over, New Govt Soon’

Kabul: After claiming control over Panjshir province, Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid held a press conference in Kabul on Monday to announce that war in Afghanistan has ended, reported TOLOnews.

A Taliban spokesman denied reports of a delay in regime formation, saying “some technical things remain” and that a new Afghan government to be announced could be interim with a view toward changes in the future, according to Reuters. Also Read: Taliban Say They Have Completely Captured Panjshir Province, Raise Their Flag In Capital

The Mujahid said that as soon as the war ends, an Islamic and accountable government will be formed soon.

“Final decisions have been taken, we are now working on the technical issues. We will announce the new government as soon as the technical issues are resolved,” Mujahid said. Also Read: Spokesperson Of Afghanistan’s Resistance Front Fahim Dashti Killed In Panjshir

Reiterating his plan to make Afghanistan a peaceful state, Mujahid said, “People should know that aggressors will never build Afghanistan and the development of the country is the responsibility of the Afghan people. We will work towards a common goal and build a better future”, as mentioned in the TOLOnews report

Mujahid further said that Afghanistan security and defense forces, who have been trained in various fields for the past 20 years, will be re-recruited in security and defense institutions along with the Taliban.

They also mentioned that they hope to restart the Hamid Karzai airport in Kabul soon and that technical teams from Qatar and Turkey as well as the United Arab Emirates are repairing the airport.

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