RASC News Agency: Ali Maisam Nazari, Head of Foreign Relations for the National Resistance Front of Afghanistan (NRF), has asserted that the NRF has been engaged in a relentless battle against global terrorism for the past three years. In a post on X, Nazari responded to the latest UN Security Council report, emphasizing that the NRF has consistently warned the international community about the escalating threat posed by transnational terrorist networks. He reaffirmed that the NRF’s struggle is not a civil war but rather a fight against global terrorism. On Thursday, February 13, Nazari shared key excerpts from the UN report, which exposes deep-rooted ties between the Taliban, Al-Qaeda, and other extremist groups. He urged the international community to take decisive action and extend comprehensive support to the NRF in the fight against terrorism.
The UN Security Council’s latest findings provide substantial evidence of the Taliban’s entrenched connections with terrorist organizations, particularly Al-Qaeda, while highlighting the expanding presence of militants across Afghanistan. Nazari further warned that Afghanistan, under Taliban rule, has transformed into a sanctuary for extremist factions, with these groups posing grave threats to regional stability. The NRF has consistently reported the presence of terrorist elements operating freely in the country, including anti-regime insurgents from neighboring states.
Meanwhile, both the United Nations and the Pakistani military have repeatedly expressed concerns over the growing entrenchment of terrorist networks in Afghanistan. The Pakistani military claims that organizations such as Al-Qaeda, Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), and ISIS maintain an active presence within Afghanistan, further exacerbating security risks across the region.
