Taliban Seeks Normal Ties with US
The Taliban movement is seeking to normalize relations with the United States and reopen the American embassy in Kabul, five years after returning to power in Afghanistan. Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid confirmed the group's desire to establish good relations with all countries, including the United States, and called for the resumption of normal diplomatic relations, which includes reactivating the embassies in Kabul and Washington. He also demanded the release of the frozen Afghan assets, explaining that some of this money belongs to the central bank, while others are linked to business individuals. He considered that such steps would strengthen the relationship between the two parties. Despite this, international recognition of the Taliban government remains limited. Mujahid rejected the idea that such recognition should be linked to changes in policies or women's rights, emphasizing that the international community's conditions are unfair. He also stated that relations with Islamic countries are proceeding normally, with their embassies still operating and hosted in Kabul.
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