Afghanistan: Taliban warns United Nations Security Council, says - If the decision is not taken in our interest, we will have to face the consequences
Taliban has issued the threat in the wake of disagreements among UNSC member states regarding the travel ban waiver. Taliban officials have warned that the decision will not be in anyone's interest if the UNSC refuses to extend the travel ban exemption.
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The Taliban, who occupied Afghanistan, have now threatened the United Nations Security Council (UNSC). The Taliban issued the warning in the wake of disagreements among United Nations Security Council (UNSC) member states regarding travel ban waivers. Taliban officials have warned that if the UNSC refuses to extend the travel ban exemption, the decision will provoke them in a way that is not in anyone's interest.
Disagreements among UNSC member states
The United States, the United Kingdom and France, the three permanent members of the UN Security Council, want to impose travel restrictions on Taliban officials, while the other two permanent members of the UN Security Council, Russia and China, are in favor of exempting 13 Taliban officials.
Travel discount ends on August 19
The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) will reportedly vote on whether to extend the travel exemption of 13 Taliban officials soon as the travel exemption for Afghan Taliban officials was due to expire on August 19. However, the UNSC is reportedly skeptical about whether to extend the travel ban exemption.
Taliban Foreign Ministry spokesman tweeted
Notably, the Taliban's Foreign Ministry spokesman, Abdul Kahar Balkhi, tweeted on Saturday that all sanctions against the Taliban under the Doha Agreement should be revoked. At the same time, Taliban officials warned that if the UNSC refused to extend the travel ban exemption, it would provoke a decision that could force them to take a harsher stance.
