The reconciliation program in Afghanistan is in jeopardy

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The leadership of Tahar Province (northern Afghanistan) is concerned about the return of militants who joined the reconciliation program to an armed struggle on the side of the Taliban, reports Afghanistan.Ru, with reference to the chief of police of the province, Mohammad Hakimi.

The reconciliation program in Afghanistan is in jeopardy


According to Hakimi, dozens of Taliban from several regions have returned to criminal anti-government activities.

"The government prompted the Taliban to fold weapon and come to peace, but they did not justify the confidence and returned to the ranks of the movement, and recently fought against the security forces. Last week, four of them were killed by law enforcement officers, "
he said.

As noted by the Pazhvok agency, “at the time of the resumption of participation in anti-government activities, the militants managed to receive benefits from the authorities — monthly financial payments and temporary places of residence, which they relied on as participants in the reconciliation program.”

Local authorities recognize the problem, and in a conversation with the press, the main reason for the return of the Taliban to the war is called the “late receipt of budget funds” allocated for their support.
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  1. +1
    23 May 2016 11: 13
    Oh, what vile villains, trust is not justified, again, though to take up the old, Ay Yai Yai. What a surprise then ...
  2. +1
    23 May 2016 11: 15
    I am convinced that the leadership of Takhar province is full of Taliban supporters. This is not surprising. It is surprising that the provincial leadership is surprised by the failure of the reconciliation program. smile
  3. 0
    23 May 2016 11: 18
    like the first time! surprise)))! laughter! do not give poppy to grow here and the war!)
  4. +2
    23 May 2016 11: 25
    "At the time of the resumption of participation in anti-government activities, the militants managed to receive benefits from the authorities - monthly financial payments and temporary residence, which were due to them as participants in the reconciliation program."
    No problem! The grandmothers will run out and will again come to make up. They will say: "Listen, why fight? Dengi, come on dengi !!!" wassat
    Everything is according to the classical scheme: during the day he is a peaceful plowman, and at night the Kalash is behind him and forward.
  5. 0
    23 May 2016 11: 29
    Local authorities recognize the problem, and in a conversation with the press, they call the main reason for the Taliban to return to war "Untimely receipt of budget funds" allocated for their support.
    So where did the denyuzhki go to pay this "reconciled"? Nothing to say, "good" reconciliation.
  6. +1
    23 May 2016 11: 31
    The war there is "work" and they get money for it: anyway, somewhere, either as a "salary" in a gang or as a ransom, so that they do not fight. When one outweighs the other, then the participants in the war either begin to fight, or “return” to peace. ”Nothing personal or ideological, it’s just such a living there, well, after all, it’s not possible to cultivate the desert from sunrise to sunset for a pittance ...
  7. +1
    23 May 2016 11: 33
    I wish our guys were never there again.
  8. +1
    23 May 2016 11: 41
    But should this really bother us? Why didn’t I hear that the Taliban would rush to the north with fights. Maybe they can throw weapons on the contrary, let the NATO members and the puppet government smoke their heads about this.
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      23 May 2016 13: 53
      In the north you can rake. Far from the mountains, in the Chingiz steppes, the Taliban are not used to fighting - there is nowhere to hang out!
  9. 0
    23 May 2016 14: 49
    To be honest in Afghanistan, they do not want war for a long time, but there is such a country "USA" that by forcing them to start a war, the Americans are trying to deceive or lead those countries into error, whose population is not so educated and have no education; it is easier to lead into error. It is in such countries that they begin to wage a piston war.