Afghanistan Needs India’s Help ‘Desperately’ to Secure Peaceful Environment: Taliban Interior Minister Haqqani

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Just two days before the death of most wanted terrorist al-Qaeda Chief Ayman Al-Zawahiri-The Mastermind of September 11, 2001 Attacks-CNN-NEWS18 Spoke Exclusively to Chief of Haqqani Network and Interior Minister of Afghanistan Sherpur’s location where Zawahiri was killed in a US drone attack.

Minister of Home Affairs Afghanistan Sirajuddin Haqqani in an exclusive interview with CNN-NEWS18 stressed that Afghanistan needed the help of the Indian government in starting development work, which would be a great assistance for surrounded countries.

We need Indian cooperation to secure a peaceful environment. We need logistics support; We need the presence of India in the region so that unfinished projects can be completed, “Haqqani told News18 in a television interview.

Welcoming India’s move to reopen the Indian Embassy in Kabul, Haqqani said the Afghan government had ensured that the company, diplomatic and national institutions were safe and safe.Just two days before the death of most wanted terrorist al-Qaeda Chief Ayman Al-Zawahiri-The Mastermind of September 11, 2001 Attacks-CNN-NEWS18 Spoke Exclusively to Chief of Haqqani Network and Interior Minister of Afghanistan Sherpur’s location where Zawahiri was killed in a US drone attack.

Welcoming India’s move to reopen the Indian Embassy in Kabul, Haqqani said the Afghan government had ensured that the company, diplomatic and national institutions were safe and safe.

With Pakistani Neck neighbors far in economic debt, Haqqani said Asian countries can play “vital roles and are very necessary in Pakistan in the current crisis”.

A: First, I thank your country, your nation and channel for interviews. I express my gratitude and respect. At the beginning of this interview, I wanted to erase all doubts and suspicions that apply in India and the world in general that Afghan Islamic Emirates have existed with Pakistani support.

I want to attract your attention that the last 20 years in Afghanistan is a period of annexation, aggression and hidden motives of the imperial troops to occupy the Land of Afghanistan. Whatever, they want to call it, it is a foreign job. Our holy jihad to free our country from imperialistic forces is our legal right. We are trying to establish diplomatic relations with India, our neighboring countries in this region and the world in general. Freedom, sovereignty, and self -esteem are our legal right.