The question of the recognition of the Taliban movement (prohibited in Russia) as a new government in Afghanistan will further depend on whether the Taliban will respect human rights. For compliance with the fundamental rights and freedoms of man, they hoped the Russian Foreign Ministry, writes RIA Novosti.
“If the new power will behave this way, and in the future the order and fundamental civil liberties and human rights, it means that it is,” said the Special Representative of the President of Russia, head of the second Department of Asia MFA Zamir Kabulov. According to him, to judge the Taliban Moscow will not be according to, but on affairs.
Previously, Kabulov assured that Russia will not hurry with the recognition of the Taliban regime.
On August 15, it became known that the Taliban fully controls the territory of Afghanistan together with the capital of the state Kabul. President Ashraf Gani left the country to, according to him, avoid bloodshed.