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Taliban Supreme Leader Slams West, Claims US and Its Allies Using 'Evil Tactics'
Taliban Supreme Leader Slams West, Claims US and Its Allies Using 'Evil Tactics'
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The US may have exited Afghanistan in August 2021 but seems to be keeping a tight watch on its economy by keeping the Asian nation's sovereign funds frozen and political and military activities through surveillance drones.
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In a rare public address on Wednesday, Taliban's supreme leader Hibatullah Akhundzada slammed the West, claiming that the US and its allies were using "evil tactics" to not allow Afghanistan to stand on its feet with billions of dollars of Afghan currency remaining frozen in American banks.Interestingly, this isn't the first time the Taliban has accused the US of running a propaganda campaign against its rule in the Central Asian country.Earlier this month, the authorities in many Afghan provinces were left fuming after American drones were sighted in Kandahar where Akhundzada lives in a highly fortified residence.*under UN sanctions
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Taliban Supreme Leader Slams West, Claims US and Its Allies Using 'Evil Tactics'
The US may have exited Afghanistan in August 2021 but seems to be keeping a tight watch on its economy by keeping the Asian nation's sovereign funds frozen and political and military activities through surveillance drones.
In a rare public address on Wednesday, Taliban's supreme leader Hibatullah Akhundzada slammed the West, claiming that the US and its allies were using "evil tactics" to not allow Afghanistan to stand on its feet with billions of dollars of Afghan currency remaining frozen in American banks.
"Today, they want to divide you. They blame the leaders as defective, saying they are not able to govern. Stay alert for them, they will trick you, they want to fail you," Akhundzada in his address to the Afghan people to mark the occasion of Eid al-Fitr, the most prominent Islamic festival on the calendar.
Interestingly, this isn't the first time the Taliban has accused the US of
running a propaganda campaign against its rule in the Central Asian country.
Earlier this month, the authorities in many Afghan provinces
were left fuming after American drones were sighted in
Kandahar where Akhundzada lives in a highly fortified residence.
"The drones belong to America, which we protested many times, and this is a clear violation of Afghanistan’s airspace. The Afghan government wants these patrols to be stopped and the airspace to be respected," Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said earlier this month following the sightings.
