In the name of Allah, the creator of justice and equality
The anniversary of the September 11th incident and the terrorist attack on the World Trade Buildings in New York and the Pentagon, which killed about three thousand people and is considered the largest terrorist attack of its kind, is coming, while it seems that this sad incident has been forgotten by the world.
Now in Afghanistan, the group that provided the main platform for the terrorist attack by sheltering the leadership and members of Al-Qaeda has become dominant, and the world is talking and interacting with this group in good faith. The wonder is how the world interacts with the group that provided the ground for the presence of foreign forces in Afghanistan and took tens of thousands of victims from the Afghan people over the course of twenty years and is still the main factor in the growth, expansion and export of terrorism in the region and the world.
Afghanistan is once again in the same situation as it was in 2001. The Taliban has been made the ruler in Afghanistan as a petrified and extremist group that is clearly hostile to the fundamental values of human rights and democracy, and after two years, they have not fulfilled any of the demands of the Afghan people and the international community. This group has provided the ground for the presence of more than twenty-two terrorist groups in the country and has turned Afghanistan into a safe nest of terrorism.
The Taliban group and certain circles among them, using the world’s credulous interaction, consider themselves to be the victors, express their opinion arrogantly, and act cruelly, which violates all human standards and are more terrible for the world than they were.
The National Council of Resistance for the Salvation of Afghanistan, while condemning the perpetrators of September 11, 2001, warns that if the world remains indifferent to the current situation in Afghanistan and does not change its stance against the Taliban, we may once again witness more dangerous events than September 11, 2001.