Taliban accused Tajikistan of interfering in Afghan affairs

The Afghan Taliban movement (banned in Russia as a terrorist movement) accused Tajikistan of interfering in the internal affairs of Afghanistan. The corresponding accusation was made by the acting. Deputy Prime Minister of the Islamic Emirate Abdul Ghani Baradar.

According to Baradar, Tajikistan is interfering in the affairs of Afghanistan and a response will follow. However, the Taliban representative did not explain what exactly the "interference" is, confining himself to just one phrase on the air of the Al-Jazeera TV channel.

Tajikistan interferes in our affairs, for every action there is opposition

- quotes the TV channel the words of a member of the Cabinet of Ministers of Afghanistan.

As previously reported in one of the news materials of "Military Review", yesterday the Taliban transferred their elite special forces to the territory of the province of Takhar, bordering Tajikistan. Whether this transfer is related to Baradar's statement is unknown, but it makes you wonder.

The day before, the official representative of the movement Zabiullah Mujahid wrote on his Twitter page that "thousands" of special forces of the Islamic Emirate were sent to Takhar province. According to him, special forces in the province are "deployed" to "eliminate security threats" without any explanation of what that means.

The province of Takhar is located in the north-east of Afghanistan and on one side borders on Tajikistan, and is also surrounded by provinces with a predominantly Tajik and Uzbek population - Badakhshan, Kunduz, Panjshir, Baghlan.

Comments

[1976AG]

Already climbed to the CIS

[Shurik70]

Perhaps he allowed Mansour's troops to attack the Taliban from his territory.
How else could he have intervened.

[210ox]

Rahmon demanded that the Taliban create a government that included representatives of all ethnic groups in Afghanistan.

[Shurik70]

Oh how. Indeed, interference.
I wonder what exactly will be "for every action there is a reaction"

[210ox]

I understand that Tajikistan is our ally in the CSTO. But in this situation, demanding something from a neighboring state is the height of senselessness. They also substitute ours in Tajikistan.

[alexmach]

I do not know, in my opinion it is quite an adequate requirement. How realizable is another question.

[sleeve]

So it seems that our Foreign Ministry is hinting at this, and almost at the extreme meeting of the CSTO this position sounded.

[Alex Justice]

Teaches democracy?

[Galleon]

Dozens of planes and helicopters flew to Tajikistan. The Taliban demanded their return and were refused. Here's an "incident Belli" for you.
For what they just do not fight. El Salvador and Honduras, according to the results of a football match, fought in earnest for a week, and here there are tens of millions of iron, albeit a second-hand one.

[Black5Raven]

Quote: Galleon

Dozens of planes and helicopters flew to Tajikistan. The Taliban demanded their return and were refused.

In Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, they are considered a terrorist organization. Not to mention the fact that their "emirate" is clearly not the successor of the former Afghanistan. The refusal is fair. You cannot arm the Islamists more than they have already managed to plunder and seize. Especially in light of their return to the good traditions of stoning, chopping off hands and public executions.

[alexmach]

and here iron for tens of millions, albeit used

Let it be someone else's :)

[tihonmarine]

Quote: 1976AG

Already climbed to the CIS

Until we got there, they already made a hint.

[BecmepH]

Quote: tihonmarine

Quote: 1976AG

Already climbed to the CIS

Until we got there, they already made a hint.

But they promised not to interfere in the internal affairs of neighboring states.
And ours were led ...

[Momento]

in general, the official goal of the Taliban is Islam all over the world. this is ideal. but it seems they will not want to die for spreading Islam.
plus the Taliban are obviously incapable. they will kill the economy within six months, and then complete dependence on the owners from Qatar. where the Qatar will send there and go.

[Dart2027]

It seems that the remnants of Mansur's militia were retreating to Tajikistan? Then it is clear what the speech is about.

[1976AG]

Quote: Dart2027

It seems that the remnants of Mansur's militia were retreating to Tajikistan? Then it is clear what the speech is about.

And what is it about? Those who escaped are not going to return.

[Dart2027]

Quote: 1976AG

Those who escaped are not going to return.

Maybe not, maybe yes. They know how to partisan.

[1976AG]

Quote: Dart2027

Quote: 1976AG

Those who escaped are not going to return.

Maybe not, maybe yes. They know how to partisan.

If you wanted to partisan, you wouldn't run away.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: 1976AG

If you wanted to partisan, you wouldn't run away.

why, the base in Tajikistan, actions in Afghanistan, shot back, exploded and the base is treated to lie down to replenish the ammunition and again ALGA

[1976AG]

Quote: Vasilenko Vladimir

Quote: 1976AG

If you wanted to partisan, you wouldn't run away.

why, the base in Tajikistan, actions in Afghanistan, shot back, exploded and the base is treated to lie down to replenish the ammunition and again ALGA

What's the point?

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

sorry stupid question
And what was the point when the spirits were making bases in Pakistan?

[1976AG]

Quote: Vasilenko Vladimir

sorry stupid question
And what was the point when the spirits were making bases in Pakistan?

Any struggle must have meaning. Either they should have a hope of defeating the Taliban (what does anyone believe in), or someone should pay them for these attacks (this is also very hard to believe). And no one will make sorties out of sports interest. They are glad that they were able to carry their legs out of there and climb back, they have no reason to risk their skin.

[Dart2027]

Quote: 1976AG

would not run away

Then they would all be killed.

[1976AG]

Quote: Dart2027

Quote: 1976AG

would not run away

Then they would all be killed.

That is why they do not strive backwards

[Dart2027]

Having a base in Tajikistan, you can make quick sorties and back, so the risk is much less. And who will pay ... The Taliban are a creature of Pakistan, and he is in the zone of influence of China. But there is India, which is at knives with both Pakistan and China, and therefore will not refuse to spoil them. And you shouldn't completely discard the United States either.

[1976AG]

And what is the point in these sorties?

[Dart2027]

Create problems.

[1976AG]

What is the problem?

[Dart2027]

Quote: 1976AG

Problems in what

Do you know what problems sabotage can create?

[1976AG]

Quote: Dart2027

Quote: 1976AG

Problems in what

Do you know what problems sabotage can create?

I am aware that they cannot create big problems for the Taliban, and minor problems do not matter. Are you aware of this? Judging by your answers, you yourself do not understand what can be achieved with this method. You can't say anything specifically and are forced to answer a question with a question.

[Dart2027]

Quote: 1976AG

I am aware that they cannot create big problems for the Taliban, and minor problems do not matter.

And this is the question. Afghanistan is not a single-ethnic state, and some of its inhabitants are ethnic Tajiks. And the relations between different nationalities there are by no means fraternal. That is, there is an opportunity to arrange far from small problems for the Taliban, but for this it is necessary for the war to continue.

[1976AG]

Small sorties in one area will not create big problems, and there are not enough forces for serious operations.

[Dart2027]

Quote: 1976AG

but there is not enough strength for serious operations

And it depends on how and who will help them. By themselves, they quickly give up with this, I do not argue.

[Grandfather Luka]

Don't forget about "ours" either. The CSTO must be strengthened. Yes, and their own subjects should not relax.

[alex neym_2]

So one more point of tension has appeared: they will get to Russia so soon: itching, let them fight - it's good that the mattress covers left a whole bunch of weapons ...

[Andrey Stavropolsky]

Duc not just left. I remember in Chechnya before the war, a bunch of weapons were also left, allegedly through thoughtlessness.

[d1975]

Nobody left him. He was captured. The guys were loaded into wagons and home. Remember the phrase EBN? Strength is respected in the Caucasus.

[ssergey1978]

Will they really go to Tajikistan?

[svp67]

Oh how ... I'm afraid that what you least wanted could start at any moment ...
I wonder if this is a "local initiative" or a decision of their central leadership? Did they calculate everything correctly? And are they not afraid of the arrival of Iskander by their forces in response to hostile actions against Tajikistan?

[Grits]

Quote: svp67

And are they not afraid of the arrival of Iskanders by their forces in response to hostile actions against Tajikistan?

Iskander would be too wasteful for them. Except as training. In which case, they will manage with ordinary cast iron.

[svp67]

Quote: Gritsa

Iskander would be too wasteful for them.

But it is significant ... "Two-horned Iskander" - Alexander the Great, I still remember there

[Aleks2048]

And are they not afraid of the arrival of Iskanders by their forces in response to hostile actions against Tajikistan?

The problem is that in the mountains in the open air it makes no difference what to blow up at least Iskander, at least "Satan", at least a 150 mm projectile - the effect will be local and against mobile groups ineffective. It seems to me that in the event of an attack on Tajikistan by Russia, the following scenarios could be:
1) The Taliban get away with everything, we just pretend that we are defending Tajikistan within the framework of the CSTO and in this situation we lose face, but gradually expecting some kind of miracle, which obviously will not happen.
2) Russia, inflicting pinpoint strikes on the territory of Afghanistan on groups of militants (with aviation, missiles or simply artillery) without achieving a special effect, or simply gradually loses face or introduces ground groups, but then not only loses face, but also people.
3) You can try intelligence to find out where the commanders are giving orders for the promotion of ordinary Taliban in Tajikistan and by various means try to eliminate not only the combat groups, but also the persons giving orders for their advance, which would be clearly more effective, but even the United States did not have enough money and agents to interrupt the entire leadership of the Taliban, the ending was obvious and quite predictable.
4) Total annihilation of people in the border regions of Afghanistan and Tajikistan, but there is a problem ethnic Tajiks live there and this is again not a solution but only a tightening of the knot of problems.
5) But at this point it may be worth stopping, pretending that the strikes are being carried out on intelligence that no one will ever see, since they are supposedly secret to strike in the depths of Afghanistan from the air from safe heights around everything that comes under the arm of a terrorist response to terror is only a much larger response. True, this is also a kind of loss of image, but then either the population in Afghanistan ends or the population will start to fear us more than the Taliban and will overthrow the Taliban or those of them who want to leave Afghanistan.

In my opinion, something like that. And what our leadership will decide on, we can already assume.

[svp67]

Quote: Alex2048

The problem is that in the mountains in the open air, it makes no difference what to blow up at least Iskander, at least "Satan", at least a 150 mm projectile - the effect will be local and against mobile groups ineffective.

In fact, they now control the entire country and they have plenty of points at which a missile strike can be delivered

[Aleks2048]

In fact, they now control the entire country and they have plenty of points at which a missile strike can be delivered

It is impossible to undermine a non-existent economy by destroying local targets. And burning whole Fields with poppy seeds is also problematic in terms of price-efficiency ratio. So there is only one resource left that is indispensable - the population of Afghanistan.

[svp67]

Quote: Alex2048

It is impossible to undermine a non-existent economy by destroying local targets.

And who was talking about the economy? They now have enough military and political goals.

Quote: Alex2048

And burning whole Fields with poppy seeds is also problematic in terms of price-efficiency ratio.

Calmly destroyed with the help of chemistry ...

[Aleks2048]

They now have enough military and political goals.

Military targets (really significant) are somewhat difficult to localize and such attacks can turn out to be spectacular in the form of beautifully flying buildings, but how difficult it is to guarantee that some of the militants were in these buildings. Vaughn in Syria regularly writes about the infliction of strikes by the Aerospace Forces on terrorist training camps, but they do not name the numbers of the dead, and no one has counted what to call them. And here, in the absence of intelligence, it is still necessary to find these camps. There are few places where politicians are favorites and their deaths will only provoke aggression.
Destroyed fields with poppy seeds will give a delayed effect, and winter ones need a lot, which by the way is also not cheap.
So, in my opinion, the entire population of Afghanistan should be taken hostage.

[Tomich_1987]

Are you suggesting to fill in with "Agent Orange"?

[MstislavHrabr]

1) Surely you can remove the pest that eats poppy ...

[Warhead-xnumx]

This is by the way about the kind and fluffy Taliban.

[Ros 56]

Oh well. Explain, or did you get the control center from the striped ones?

[Alien From]

It was predictable. It's just that you can't cool that boiler.

[lopuhan2006]

Pakistan and indirectly through it China do not want a quick rapprochement between the Taliban and Russia, since they themselves have not yet established themselves in Afghanistan. As a result, tension is created through Tajikistan as the most convenient country for this (a common border, Tajiks as the population of both countries, the CSTO as a lever for Russia). And here there are already direct obligations of the CSTO, in contrast to Armenia and Azerbaijan (NKR and the territory around it
were not the territory of Armenia within the borders of the UN and legally there was no attack on Armenia).

[tralflot1832]

I will declare war on Twitter to anyone, even Bidon himself, but not for long. They will block me. Why should I be excited about wars on Twitter?

[Rusticolus]

And what was Tajikistan hoping for, receiving crowds of Avgan dushmans? Did you think the Taliban would pat them on the head for that? Now let them deal with the Taliban themselves.

[Pandiurin]

Quote: Rusticolus

And what was Tajikistan hoping for, receiving crowds of Avgan dushmans? Did you think the Taliban would pat them on the head for that? Now let them deal with the Taliban themselves.

The flight to Tajikistan of the former pro-American military cannot be called interference in the internal affairs of Afghanistan. Surely something else is meant.

For example, it can be assumed that there was some kind of support for the rebel forces close to Massoud from Tajikistan.

The Taliban negotiated with many neighboring countries. Apparently, there are agreements under which these countries, under certain conditions, are ready to recognize the new government of Afghanistan, in which the Taliban will also be present.

Tajikistan is apparently against the Taliban under any sauce. This means that it will stir up the situation among Afghan Tajiks against the Taliban. And this is really a double-edged sword. On the one hand, the breakaway provinces will create big problems for the Taliban in Afghanistan.
On the other side, the Taliban will start countering. terrorist operations in these provinces. Afghan Tajik rebels, who will not clean up, will flee with their families to Tajikistan.

Tajikistan needs rebel refugees?

It looks like an invitation from Tajikistan to serious negotiations. Previously, it was not clear what to negotiate, now the situation has cleared up. The Taliban have shown that they fundamentally have the military capabilities to control the whole of Afghanistan. Kabul is in their hands, the formation of a government through the Taliban. Those. through Tajikistan, they can agree on the participation of Tajiks in the government (what Massoud was offered) in return, the loyalty of the Afghan Tajiks, and the recognition of the new government.

[Troll]

Will the Tajiks go back from Russia to defend their own? Or, like the Armenians, will they be from afar, about their ancestral lands, with tears in the eyes of their Moscow and St. Petersburg?
..
An Afghani, who does not speak the state language, came to my post office, contacted the translator via wattsap and they explained to me that this guy's passport should be sent to such and such a company, to such and such an address. No problem. I pack, arrange, take money and send.
After he leaves, I find this company on the net and see what it does .. Gee)) She organizes tours to the Pamirs. And here I had a question: Why the heck for a freshly arrived Afghan to travel through the Pamirs? )))

[Humpty]

Quote: Troll

After he leaves, I find this company on the net and see what it does .. Gee)) She organizes tours to the Pamirs.

Drop the title.

[Troll]

No. As a postal worker, I have no right to talk about specific addresses and surnames. Moreover, in the public domain. The secret of correspondence, you know ..

[Humpty]

Quote: Troll

The secret of correspondence, you know ..

Understand. If the sending address is Russian, then most likely he is a stupid ram. If the shipping address is different, then very suspicious type.

[isv000]

According to Baradar, Tajikistan is interfering in the affairs of Afghanistan and a response will follow.

The morning began on the collective farm ... Maybe we are banging ?!

[tralflot1832]

Probably need to bang, I'm from the shift!

[isv000]

Quote: tralflot1832

Probably need to bang, I'm from the shift!

We must then bang - do not deceive yourself!

[tralflot1832]

The sailors of the fishing fleet cannot be fooled. As my dad said, death to the enemy, the khan's calculation!

[Sidor the Fierce]

We must bang and bang more than once, the whole world is in dust, but then (c)

[faterdom]

Already interesting.
Sometimes dreams of "Great Tajikistan", which includes the northern and northeastern lands of Afghanistan, hover in nationalistic minds. There is a related people - the Persians, and they can support.
But here "Great Azerbaijan" in the minds of its apologists is located in many respects on the lands of Iran itself, and there are more Azerbaijanis there than in the Baku and Shemakhan khanates.
And all together they are located on the lands of "Great Turan", where the sultan of course Erdogan ...
In general, unrecognized ones are scurrying around, it's too early for them to make claims to neighboring countries before, to show, let them winter winter first, and we will look at them ... Otherwise, the American slovens did not destroy a lot of things under the act, maybe we will have to ...

[Borisych]

Oh, the gang is up and running. Now they will trample. At one time they also climbed. Their moos are still scattered along the paths. And then they wanted to go to Tajikistan. And what about the bombing, you haven't felt it for a long time. Here is your tripe and rest from the orthodox body. Special forces, hee hee.

[Rusticolus]

Isn't it too late to bomb it? There, already in Tajikistan, there are a lot of American litters who have escaped there. Which will now creep away from there and will spoil Russia, at the behest of their masters.

[Sergey M. Karasev]

Which will now creep away from there and will spoil Russia, at the behest of their masters.

I do not think that now they will listen to the instructions of their former masters, since these masters threw them to be devoured by the Taliban. It's not at all a fact that the refugees will become white and fluffy, but the striped ones are definitely not a decree for them now.

[isv000]

Quote: Borisych

And what about the bombing, you haven't felt it for a long time. Here is your tripe and rest from the orthodox body. Special forces, hee hee.

And you also need to sprinkle the ammunition with pig's blood and whisper louder so that you can hear in each hole that whoever gets under such a distribution will see a shish, and not gurias with hashish - they will not be allowed into heaven ...

[Seamaster]

So the Taliban have already grappled with ISIS. This struggle will be enough for them for many years. And they will demand their aviation from Tajiks and Uzbeks. It will also be possible to resell it not sickly.

[Klingon]

The fact that Twitter and Fakebook do not block the accounts of babakhs suggests that the striped paw controls everything.

[Paul_Zibert]

Well, in Afghanistan, the second largest ethnic nation is the Tajiks.
Don't drive them out. This is their native land.
Have the Talibaks lost their nose at all?
Do you want a civil war? After that you received a gift from the USA.

[Paul_Zibert]

Tajikistan has the largest and most powerful Russian military base in the Transcaucasus.
And only Tajiks are the most loyal to Russia. They are closer than Kazakhs, Uzbeks and Kyrgyz.

So it's time to deliver several squadrons of Su-24 bombers there.

[Paul_Zibert]

Here I am looking at a photo of the Taliban special forces - well, ETOGES are American PMCs, or dudes trained by American instructors)))

[Pandiurin]

They were taught by Pakistani instructors.
The Pakistanis probably have their own experience and there were periods when they were trained by the United States.

If the index finger is straight, then this is simply evidence that a person knows how to handle a weapon, and this will be taught in a dash.

It is easy to see that there is training,
but the US is very unlikely.
Trophy full equipment and NATO weapons are misleading.

[Shket53]

I also thought ... but where are the beards ... ndaaa ... miracles

[Xlor]

Taliban accused Tajikistan of interfering in Afghan affairs

Rakhmon, having such restless neighbors, needs to sit quietly in Dushanbe and not breathe ...

[isv000]

Quote: Xlor

Rakhmon, having such restless neighbors, needs to sit quietly in Dushanbe and not breathe ...

It's too late to sit - it's time to jump from all hooves in Sochi - Batko is already there, he staked out the first place! Edik whines under the door - they haven’t been called yet - Peskov said that we still need to fly to Sochi ...

[Prisoner]

Wow! They are already accused of meddling in affairs. Students grow up. Is it too fast?

[svoit]

It is quite possible that it makes sense to take advantage of the Turkish experience and form a buffer zone in northern Afghanistan from proxies in the form of Tajiks and Uzbeks, they will fight if there is anything

[Shahno]

Have the Taliban already held elections? They can only blame local gangs at this stage.

[Shket53]

Hello ... You can tell me badly ... but yes ... they (the Taliban had elections) were .. and there is already a government .... and an ambassador has already been appointed to us in Russia (and this is not a joke). .. But only Russia does not hear yet. (And maybe it's good that the deaf) Regards

[Suraikin.Aleksandr]

It is possible that Tajikistan is persuading local Tajik leaders and militias to militarily resist the Taliban. Takhar province under the northern alliance was one of the centers of resistance to the Taliban. The Taliban leadership appears to be sending support to the Taliban troops in the north of the country.

[DMi]

Interestingly, there is not a single Kalashnikov in the photo.

[Evil 55]

There, cover them with ODABs ... all the barmaleevs in a heap ..

[riwas]

My nephew under contract served four times in Tajikistan. So he said that they often went to Afghanistan for reconnaissance.

[babylon]

I foresaw this in advance,
The Amerekos did not flee anywhere in Afghanistan, this whole performance was in public, the Taliban were their creation and they are under full control, a knight's move was made to coordinate them into our so-called "underbelly" of Russia
to destabilize our southern borders, there is no game of attrition.

[sleeve]

Something fast everything. This hit. And half a year has not passed. They seem to be urging them on ...

[nov_tech.vrn]

The Taliban received Afghanistan from minke whales, power was not only transferred, but also backed up by strong military resources, however, the economy of Afghanistan simply does not exist, the unity of the population, too, the "adepts" here talk about the spiritual bonds of the entire Afghan people, but it is not in nature, again, everyone is betting on the majority of the inhabitants, especially those who have a relationship with the Pakistani Pashtun tribes, but the Tajiks and Uzbeks do not agree that wild Islamists wipe their feet about them, and blood will flow. And the fact that Uzbeks and Tajiks will support their fellow tribesmen should not be surprised