The spokesman of the Islamic Emirate in connection with the statements of the chairman of the foreign relations committee of the US House of Representatives that the caretaker government of Afghanistan supports the al-Qaeda group; He says that the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan is not connected with any group of terrorists, but is trying to destroy them.

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Kabul: Zabihullah Mujahid, the spokesman of the Islamic Emirate, rejected the claim of Michael McCall, the head of the US House of Representatives' Foreign Relations Committee, and told TOLO News that the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan is not connected to any terrorist group, but to destroy them. He tries.
 
Mr. Mujahid also said: "We reject these statements. The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan is not in contact with any external direction and the threats posed by ISIS have been removed for the sake of the interests and security of the country.
 
Michael McCall recently claimed that the caretaker government supports Al-Qaeda. He said in a statement that if the Islamic Emirate had fulfilled its obligations, instead of supporting and employing Al-Qaeda, it would have tried to defeat this group.
 
This American congress official added that the statements of some American officials that the Islamic Emirate is committed to its commitments in the Doha Agreement in the fight against terrorism are not true.
 
Sadegh Shinwari, an expert on military issues, said: "The Islamic Emirate took very serious action against these groups over the course of two years. They carried out an operation, destroyed some of this group and imprisoned some of them."
 
Asadullah Nadim, another informant, said: "It is possible that a number of Al-Qaeda members who previously cooperated with the Taliban live under the Taliban's rule and benefit from their services, but I do not think that they are involved in organized terrorist activities."
 
Meanwhile, in some recent regional and global meetings, concern has been expressed about the presence and activities of terrorist groups in Afghanistan. An issue that has always been called baseless by the Islamic Emirate.