Taliban Assures Border Security Amid Regional Concerns

According to Sediqullah Nasrat, spokesperson for the Taliban’s Ministry of Defense, Afghan security forces are regularly stationed along the country’s borders, ensuring that no threats are posed to other countries from Afghanistan.

Ensuring Border Security by Afghan Forces

Sediqullah Nasrat stated that Afghan security forces are consistently deployed along the borders and that there are no threats emanating from Afghan territory toward other nations. He made these comments in response to concerns raised by regional countries.

Taliban’s Security Policy

Nasrat emphasized that Afghanistan currently operates under an independent system, with no groups or individuals within its borders that could present a threat to other nations. He noted that the Taliban’s policy is designed to prevent any group from jeopardizing the security of other countries from Afghan soil.

Border Forces and Security Control

He also highlighted the activities of border forces, indicating that they perform their duties regularly and will not tolerate any insecurity or destructive actions.

Assurances of Border Security for Neighboring Countries

Nasrat assured both the people of Afghanistan and neighboring countries that the security situation at the borders is under control and there are no grounds for concern. This statement comes amid apprehensions expressed by several regional countries and the Collective Security Treaty Organization regarding armed groups and security threats emerging from Afghanistan.

Taliban’s Response to Security Concerns

The Taliban has previously reiterated its commitment to not allowing Afghanistan’s territory to be used against other nations and dismisses concerns related to security threats as unfounded. This stance reflects the Taliban’s efforts to strengthen relations with neighboring countries and maintain peace in the region.