EU condemns ongoing assassinations, kidnappings in Afghanistan
31 Jan 2021
The European Union and the diplomatic missions of Australia, Canada, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, the NATO Senior Civilian Representative in Afghanistan, the Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, the United Kingdom, and the United States have strongly condemned the continuation of assassinations, kidnappings, and destruction of vital infrastructure in Afghanistan.
“The Taliban bears responsibility for the majority of this targeted violence, and its attacks undermine state institutions and contribute to an insecure environment in which terrorist and criminal groups are able to freely operate. We call on the Government of Afghanistan to more actively and transparently investigate these attacks to ensure that those who instigate and carry out violence against the population are identified and brought to justice,” it said in a statement.
“The Taliban must understand that their violent, destructive actions outrage the world and must cease if peace is to come to Afghanistan. We are standing side by side with those who are committed to bringing about an end to the conflict through an inclusive political settlement that ensures this country remains sovereign, united and democratic, at peace with itself and its neighbors, and preserving the human rights, development and economic achievements made over the past 19 years. We continue to be steadfast in our resolve to assist the people of Afghanistan in achieving peace, justice, and development, the statement further added.
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