The Taliban leader demanded that the United States save this great historical opportunity from being wasted

 The Emir of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (Taliban), Mullah Hibatullah Akhunzada, has called on the United States to stick to the promises of a historic peace agreement between the two sides and to avoid wasting this great historical opportunity. The implementation of this agreement can be the best way for our country and the United States to end the war, establish internal peace in the country and implement the Islamic system. He called on the United States not to allow anyone to obstruct the peace process

In a statement, Taliban leader Mullah Habibullah Akhunzada said that the signing of a historic agreement with the United States and the consequent cessation of aggression was considered a great achievement for the Islamic Emirate and the entire Afghan nation. It is in the interest of all parties to implement it in good faith.

He said that the Islamic Emirate, which has signed the agreement with the United States, considers it necessary to abide by this agreement and is fully committed to it. It calls on the opposition to live up to its promises and avoid wasting this great historic opportunity. The implementation of this agreement can be the best way for our country and the United States to end the war, establish internal peace in the country and implement the Islamic system.

The Taliban leader said he wanted to tell US officials that they should not allow any class to implement the agreement reached between us and you, which has been recognized internationally. Be a hindrance, put a delaying tactic in it and eventually fail it. Everything is clearly written in this agreement. The agreement provides an excellent framework for safeguarding the interests of both the Afghan and US nations and for resolving issues, which must be fully implemented.

 Let's move forward with the implementation of this agreement, to pave the way for the withdrawal of your forces and for peace and stability in Afghanistan and the region.