Bill Introduced In US Parliament To Declare Taliban A Terror Group
Bill introduced in US Parliament to declare Taliban a terrorist organization, also demands sanctions on countries that recognize.
Several top lawmakers in the US opposition Republican Party have called for the Taliban to be declared a terrorist organization.
He says that in the Taliban-led government in Afghanistan, many cabinet ministers who have been declared terrorists by the United Nations have been made.
Lawmakers have introduced a bill for this in the US Parliament. It has also sought to impose sanctions on countries that recognize the Taliban government.
The bill was introduced by Senate members Marco Rubio, Tommy Tyubville, Moore Capito, Dan Sullivan, Tham Tillis, and Cynthilla Loomis, the upper house of parliament.
If this bill is approved by Parliament, then the US Secretary of State will have to declare the Taliban government illegal.
Not only this, foreign people who help the Taliban will also have to be banned. The US government must ensure that taxpayer money does not reach terrorist organizations in Afghanistan.
“There is no doubt that Taliban-controlled Afghanistan poses a direct threat to our national security interests as well as to our allies and West and Central Asian partners,” Marco Rubio said.
“The Biden administration’s disastrous decision to withdraw has made Afghanistan a safe haven for terrorists who hate America,” he said.
Four senators have also written to Secretary of State Tony Blinken demanding that the Taliban be designated a terrorist organization.
Afghan people are protesting against the Taliban.
Let us tell you that since the coming of the Taliban to power in Afghanistan, atrocities on people have increased.
Thousands of people have been ordered to evacuate their homes in the country’s southern city of Kandahar. Angered by this, people are protesting against the Taliban by taking to the streets.
Afghanistan Crisis: After America, now France also showed the mirror to the Taliban, know what they said
After America, now France has also shown the mirror to the Taliban government in Afghanistan.
French foreign minister expressed disappointment over Afghanistan’s newly formed Taliban government, saying the group has not lived up to its promises of offering a more moderate and inclusive government of leadership.
French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian, speaking with his Qatari counterpart on a visit to Doha on Monday, said the Taliban response we have seen in Kabul so far is not up to expectations.
