Al Qaeda Will Be Strengthened By The Victory Of The Taliban

Al Qaeda will be strengthened by the victory of the Taliban in Afghanistan, the world will be affected by the capture of power.

Experts in Islamic politics believe that the Taliban may be more firmly established in Afghanistan this time.

The victory of the Taliban directly means the strengthening of Al Qaeda. If the Taliban takes power in Afghanistan, it will have far-reaching consequences in the world.

Taliban victory will strengthen Al Qaeda in Syria and Iraq.

Greg Barton, chairman of Deakin University, Global Islamic Politics, has written in a report that the Taliban if captured, will emerge stronger than al-Qaeda in Syria and Iraq.

Afghan army’s morale is broken due to the withdrawal of US forces.

The manner in which the withdrawal of US forces has taken place has broken the morale of the Afghan army. This has made it easier for the Taliban to reach Kabul.

Al Qaeda will be strengthened by the victory: Taliban’s ties to al-Qaeda.

The report said that in April, a Pakistani reporter published an interview of a prominent al-Qaeda leader through intermediaries, clearing that the Taliban have links with al-Qaeda.

Strategic mistake in US withdrawal from Afghanistan: Former Defense Secretary Robert Gates.

Robert Gates, who was the US Defense Secretary from 2006 to 2011, has also written in his article in the American newspaper that we have made a strategic mistake in withdrawing troops from Afghanistan.

The challenges are underestimated. The Taliban sanctuary in Pakistan should also have been thought of.

400 to 600 terrorists of Al Qaeda are present in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Experts believe that Afghanistan will not settle for a partial share in power. He would like complete control.

In such a situation, its ties with Al-Qaeda would be fatal for other countries. There are still 400 to 600 terrorists of Al Qaeda in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Pakistan wants to destroy the establishments built by India in Afghanistan, instructions given to terrorists.

In the midst of the ongoing war to occupy Afghanistan, Pakistani intelligence agency ISI has targeted the projects being run by India.

In the last two decades, India has built several projects in Afghanistan. India has not only spent billions of dollars in installing them but its strategic interests are also associated with them.

About 500 small and big projects have either been executed or are in progress with the help of India in 34 provinces of Afghanistan.