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Afghanistan: Strategic developments in Kabul
Rising tensions between the Taliban and Pakistan have made the rift among anti-Taliban factions clearer regarding how to interact with Islamabad. Some consider cooperation with Pakistan essential to change the situation, while others call it a threat to Afghanistan's stability. Some opponents of the Taliban have welcomed the potential change in Pakistan's policy and say they do not have an "eternal and everlasting enmity" with Islamabad. In contrast, critics believe Pakistan is still seeking to keep Afghanistan unstable and lay the groundwork for civil war. Mohib-ul-Rahman Rahimi, the spokesperson for the former executive chief of the previous government, told Afghanistan International that all anti-Taliban factions have relations with Pakistan, and Islamabad has decided to provide the ground for their activities and operations. https://afintl.com/202609296526
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