Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Kabul: These statements of political experts are raised while Thomas Nicholson, the European Union's special representative for Afghanistan, said in a press conference held in Kabul on Sunday March 5 that Afghanistan has experienced years of violence. and now is the time to end this violence, therefore the European Union does not support any armed group in Afghanistan.
Aminullah Ehsaas, a political expert, said in an interview with AVA that European countries do not support armed groups because they have accepted the Islamic Emirate as a powerful government that can stop armed groups in Afghanistan. They are trying to fight soft.
He also emphasized that in the current situation, Afghanistan has lost the importance of the arena of armed wars for the big powers, because the big powers are spending war in other countries like Ukraine and they don't have the ability to fight anymore.
This expert on political affairs added: Europeans know that equipping and financing armed groups requires a lot of expenses, and in addition, success in armed war is not 100%, so they do not want to support armed groups in Afghanistan, in their efforts They are soft war.
Mr. Ehsaas also added that if the European countries want to use armed groups in Afghanistan against the Islamic Emirate, Afghanistan's neighboring countries will prevent them, because the war will spread throughout the region.
He stated that the European governments use the Afghan prisoners in their countries as a lever of pressure on the Islamic Emirate, sometimes they gather them to chant slogans against the current government in Afghanistan.
Meanwhile, Sayed Zakir Hosseini, a university professor, said in an interview with AVA that the Europeans do not stick to their commitments due to their past, so the leaders of the Islamic Emirate should not trust the Westerners' statements too much.
He also emphasized: Western countries are currently facing many economic problems due to the war in Ukraine, they are unable to equip and finance the armed forces in Afghanistan.
Hosseini expressed that Western countries are turning to soft war more than any other time, because it costs less and has an impact on the public opinion of a society.
This political affairs expert added that the leaders of the Islamic Emirate should show flexibility for the recognition of their government, because the non-recognition of the Islamic Emirate by the countries of the world will cause economic stagnation in the country.
Meanwhile, Thomas Nicholson, the special representative of the European Union, has met with the leaders of the Islamic Emirate in Kabul and Kandahar in the past few days, where he discussed many issues, including the recognition of the Islamic Emirate and the opening of educational centers for girls.
