KABUL: A Taliban spokesman has vowed to find the killers of Japanese doctor and aid worker Nakamura Tetsu. He also said in an interview that he wanted to form an all-party government in Afghanistan.
According to details, Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid gave an interview to Japanese media NHK in Kabul on Wednesday. Promised to give.
He called on the international community to end the seizure of Afghan government assets abroad and recognize the interim government.
In an interview, Mujahid dismissed concerns that the provincial government consisted only of senior members of the Taliban, stressing that talks were under way to include several others to form an all-party government. Is.
He vowed to build good relations with the international community through diplomacy, saying stability in the country was important to the world.
Talking about Japan, he said the Taliban wanted to further develop relations because Afghanistan needed help from Japan.
Referring to Nakamura Tetsu, a Japanese doctor and aid worker killed in a deadly attack in 2019, Mujahid said Nakamura had dedicated himself to improving the lives of the Afghan people, adding that the Taliban’s ultimate goal He was reportedly paid by gunmen to shoot him.
A Taliban spokesman vowed to investigate the killing, saying that as soon as the Taliban’s preparations were complete, they would find the perpetrators and hold them accountable.
