How is the Afghanistan deal progressing in intelligence games?
Author: Abdul Naser Noorzad, security and geopolitics researcher.
At an intelligence meeting in Doha, the Taliban promised the US that the only targets for terrorist groups based in Afghanistan would be US enemies. Organized meetings between the Taliban and the Americans, as well as areas of understanding between other US and Taliban allies, are considered one of the goals of this meeting.
America continues the already-prepared game with the Taliban. This situation worries the countries of the region. The Russians are very concerned about the situation, and Russian intelligence circles have received reports of fluctuations in the stagnant situation in Afghanistan.
The Iranians believe that by agreeing on some political issues, such as the water share, they have insured themselves against the stings of state terrorism in Afghanistan. But in general, the problem of deprivation and mass arrests of residents of the western districts of Kabul, especially the Hazaras, has complicated the situation.
The Taliban tricked the Chinese into investing in economic and oil projects in the north. Meanwhile, the East Turkestan Islamic Movement, in the east of Afghanistan, finds itself a new promised land. The plan to transfer terrorists to the North is going well.
Pakistan won the game from the start. Now most of the TTP members are on the cusp of moving to northern Afghanistan so that Pakistan has enough time to continue the game. England is aware that Pakistan and America are serving her interests.
The countries of Central Asia are looking to Russia and are preparing for an emergency. The Taliban are on the front lines, and their opponents are on the run, confused, without political and military support, engaged in mutual verbal skirmishes, and slinging mud at each other.
At a meeting in Doha, an agreement was reached to continue cooperation and send money to the Taliban to maintain the current situation (calm before the storm). People are oppressed every day and do not have the opportunity to get out of this situation.
Three parallel games are being played at three international, regional, and domestic levels. The Taliban card has become extremely effective, and the hopes of the Afghan people are crumbling. Taliban state terrorism provided the region and the world with an opportunity to adjust the larger equations.
The Taliban were guaranteed three stages of acquisition, consolidation, and establishment by the US. The rise to power for the Taliban came as a result of an unexpected shift and fluctuation in the equation of the game of the great powers. The consolidation of Taliban power was created by the whip of tyranny, ruthless strangulation, and historical oppression. The creation of this system requires regional and global cooperation, in which the Taliban are interested. This group is trying to hide the realities of Afghanistan with their ideological views. They see the question of false security, false economic stability, and the general satisfaction of the people as a result of the dual pressure of this authoritarian regime as the main preconditions for interaction and participation in regional and global trends. Perhaps Taliban supporters, weighed down by ethnic and ideological prejudices, do not like these words very much. But it is the facts that shed light on the understanding of important things in life. We cannot deny the facts under the shadow of bigotry, arrogance, and historical complexes.
Many people ask why we are unhappy with the Taliban regime. Are we still for the return of the corrupt officials of the Republic and a return to the age of corruption? We do not consider any of them ideal. Our protest is the deterioration of today's situation, which is worse than yesterday. Rest assured that there will be no hope of progress under the Taliban regime. What they show is a demagogic appearance, with the radiance of which they are trying to deceive the nation.
At the regional level, Russia, China, and Iran played an important role in restoring the power of the Taliban. Everyone considered the return of the Taliban and the withdrawal of the United States as their strategic goals. In this sense, they emphasize tactical interaction with the Taliban and hope that they will get something from the Taliban, who are intoxicated with power in Afghanistan. Despite a twenty-year presence in Afghanistan and the false slogan of fighting terrorism, the US and its allies want to engage with this repressive regime that promotes terrorism and extremism.
Looking at the current situation, people are faced with a dilemma between terrorizing the Taliban out of fear or necessity or fleeing the current predicament. It is not known how many years the Taliban project in Afghanistan will be implemented. How do we know maybe they want to pull a worse version of the Taliban from the Taliban? Perhaps plunging Afghanistan into the grip of extremism under the Taliban regime is a cost-effective option for the great powers, and to that end, they brought the Taliban to power in Afghanistan.
