calling Taliban current reality in afghanistan, Russia Said on Wednesday that it is for India to decide to what extent it wants to join the country. Responding to questions on the current security situation in Afghanistan, the Russian Embassy here said that there can be no military intervention by any foreign power after the US withdrawal from the war-torn country.
When asked about India’s concerns over the possible use of Afghan territory to carry out terrorist activities, the Deputy Chief of the Russian Mission, Roman BabushkinSaid that while Moscow is prepared to tackle terrorism in Afghanistan, the issue should not be viewed in isolation from other problems that the country is facing such as drug trafficking. He acknowledged that India was a “big player” in Afghanistan.
A Taliban delegation that visited Moscow last week assured Russia that it would not allow Afghanistan to be used for attacks on others. Russia strongly supports serious relations with the President with the Taliban Vladimir PutinThe U.S. special envoy on Wednesday called on the government in Kabul to initiate “proper talks” with the armed group and not just give “lip service to the idea of the talks”.
“It is up to India to analyze the situation and proceed according to the current realities. India is a big player in Afghanistan and has always been supportive of the government in Kabul.” babushkinTalking to reporters here.
He was joined by the Russian ambassador Nikolay Kudashevy Who said that India and Russia support intra-Afghan dialogue based on the commitments of both sides to ensure that the future government is inclusive.
“It is extremely important to support Afghans in making their country independent, sovereign, united and democratic. After Western troops begin their rapid withdrawal, regional efforts are becoming even more important,” he said. Shanghai Cooperation Organization Meeting and upcoming connectivity conference in Tajikistan Uzbekistan given the opportunity to deal with the situation.
“The Taliban is a current reality in Afghanistan,” Babushkin said in a conversation. It is a party in the intra-Afghan dialogue that we must have a solution for normalization and the establishment of an inclusive government that includes all major ethnic groups. ” with journalists.
Babushkin also said that no foreign military involvement was required to deal with the situation. “At least we are not considering it. Military activities without a political process are worrying because instability can easily cross the border,” he said.
When asked about India’s concerns over the possible use of Afghan territory to carry out terrorist activities, the Deputy Chief of the Russian Mission, Roman BabushkinSaid that while Moscow is prepared to tackle terrorism in Afghanistan, the issue should not be viewed in isolation from other problems that the country is facing such as drug trafficking. He acknowledged that India was a “big player” in Afghanistan.
A Taliban delegation that visited Moscow last week assured Russia that it would not allow Afghanistan to be used for attacks on others. Russia strongly supports serious relations with the President with the Taliban Vladimir PutinThe U.S. special envoy on Wednesday called on the government in Kabul to initiate “proper talks” with the armed group and not just give “lip service to the idea of the talks”.
“It is up to India to analyze the situation and proceed according to the current realities. India is a big player in Afghanistan and has always been supportive of the government in Kabul.” babushkinTalking to reporters here.
He was joined by the Russian ambassador Nikolay Kudashevy Who said that India and Russia support intra-Afghan dialogue based on the commitments of both sides to ensure that the future government is inclusive.
“It is extremely important to support Afghans in making their country independent, sovereign, united and democratic. After Western troops begin their rapid withdrawal, regional efforts are becoming even more important,” he said. Shanghai Cooperation Organization Meeting and upcoming connectivity conference in Tajikistan Uzbekistan given the opportunity to deal with the situation.
“The Taliban is a current reality in Afghanistan,” Babushkin said in a conversation. It is a party in the intra-Afghan dialogue that we must have a solution for normalization and the establishment of an inclusive government that includes all major ethnic groups. ” with journalists.
Babushkin also said that no foreign military involvement was required to deal with the situation. “At least we are not considering it. Military activities without a political process are worrying because instability can easily cross the border,” he said.
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