Zabihullah Mujahid, spokesperson for the Taliban, firmly declared that decisions from regional and global forums which are contrary to their interests would not be executed.
This assertion precedes the scheduled United Nations Security Council meeting on Afghanistan, set for Monday.
During an interview with Afghanistan National Radio, now under Taliban control, Mujahid expressed the group's favour towards international and regional meetings that align with the Taliban’s objectives.
Suhail Shaheen, leading the Taliban's political office in Qatar, emphasised to the press, the necessity of incorporating the Taliban's viewpoint in global resolutions to bridge disparities.
Today's United Nations Security Council session on Afghanistan unfolds in private, aiming to deliberate on the Doha discussions' aftermath and the designation of a special envoy to Afghanistan.
While Taliban’s opposing political and military factions endorse the special envoy's nomination, the Taliban deems such an appointment "unnecessary”.
