Taliban do not exclude the creation of a regular army in Afghanistan
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The Taliban * who came to power in Afghanistan (the movement is banned in Russia as a terrorist movement) allow the creation of a regular army, this issue is being considered. This was stated by the appointed chief of staff of the Afghan Armed Forces, Kari Fasihuddin.
According to the new chief of staff, speaking at a news conference in Kabul, the Taliban * leadership is considering the formation of a regular Afghan army in the near future. Consultations on this issue are currently underway. Fasikhuddin did not give any other details.
At the moment, the Taliban do not have a regular army, its functions are performed by detachments commanded by "field commanders". The detachments are formed according to tribal principles, as well as territorial ones. In addition, there are mercenaries fighting for material values.
As previously reported, due to the hasty flight of the Americans from Afghanistan, the Taliban got a lot of weapons and equipment of the Afghan army, including the modern one, which requires knowledge and skills to maintain and use. At the same time, many former Afghan soldiers remain in Afghanistan, trained by the Americans and their allies, but now out of work. Probably, the Taliban will be recruiting former servicemen of the Afghan army to serve in the new army, if a decision is made to form it.
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