RASC News Agency: The spokesman of the National Security Council of the whit house has claimed in an interview with the media that the United States of America does not send money to the Taliban group and continuously monitors how humanitarian aid is used for the people of Afghanistan.
John Kirby said on Thursday, August 10: “We don’t give any money to the Taliban. We give funding to our partners, to our humanitarian partners, who have the ability to operate in Afghanistan.”
At the same time, the office of the United States Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) told the Congress in its recent report that the Taliban group is abusing the US and United Nations aid to Afghanistan and the interference of the members of the Taliban group in humanitarian aid has caused the aid to the needy do not reach.
But the Taliban group had previously claimed that they did not interfere in the process of humanitarian aid and only cooperated with the aid organizations in the coordination department.
Kirby added: “We are constantly talking to our partners about how this aid is spent, where it goes and who benefits from it, and we will continue to do so.”
Referring to the interaction with the Taliban group, the spokesman of the White Palace said that “appropriate interaction with the Taliban” will continue in order to continue the efforts to evict the Afghanistani allies and their families from Afghanistan and for international aid to reach the people of Afghanistan.
This is while Michael McCall, the chairman of the foreign affairs committee of the United States Congress, criticized the White Palace yesterday (August 10). saying that since several months, how to help the people of Afghanistan in such a way that these funds so that it does not fall into the hands of the Taliban group, Joe Biden’s administration has been asked for an explanation; but he has not received a response so far.
He said: “It is reprehensible that American taxpayers’ money lines the pockets of terrorist groups like the Taliban a group that persecutes women and girls, funds Al-Qaeda and other terrorist groups, commits atrocities against religious minorities, and he commits numerous violations of human rights on a daily basis.
“Unfortunately, as I sit here today, I cannot assure this committee and the American taxpayers that we are currently we do not finance the Taliban.”
After the Taliban regained control of Afghanistan, the international community stopped its direct aid due to the fear of these aids being in the hands of the Taliban.
