Khalilzad’s Sinister Plan: Reviving the Taliban with a “Transitional Government”
Zalmay Khalilzad, the controversial lobbyist and dealmaker, has unveiled a new plan to impose his "model" on Afghanistan, aiming to revive the Taliban under the guise of a "transitional government."
- Zalmay Khalilzad’s New Plan: The controversial former U.S. envoy proposes a "transitional government" in Afghanistan, aiming to revive the Taliban under a new guise.
- Key Figure: Mirwais Azizi, a businessman, is set to be appointed as Prime Minister in Khalilzad’s plan, acting as a puppet in the scheme.
- Taliban Inclusion: The plan includes the Taliban, particularly the Haqqani network, alongside discredited figures from the former republic and some anti-Taliban forces for show.
- Personal Agenda: This is not an official U.S. policy but a personal venture by Khalilzad to reassert his influence in Afghan politics.
- Urgency: Khalilzad is rushing to present his plan before Pakistan, Iran, and Western countries propose their own initiatives this fall.
- Public Rejection: The Afghan people are unlikely to accept another "transitional government" facade, as they remain committed to resistance and true sovereignty.
- Historical Context: Khalilzad’s previous schemes have failed, and this one is expected to meet the same fate.
Kokcha News Agency: Zalmay Khalilzad, the infamous lobbyist and dealmaker, has resurfaced with a new plan to reshape Afghanistan’s political landscape. His latest scheme involves the creation of a “transitional government” that would include the Taliban, particularly the Haqqani network, alongside a few discredited figures from the former republic and some anti-Taliban forces for show.
The centerpiece of Khalilzad’s plan is the appointment of his puppet, Mirwais Azizi, as Prime Minister. Azizi, a known figure in Khalilzad’s circle, would serve as a mere figurehead in this arrangement.
It’s important to note that this “Khalilzad Project” is not the official policy of the United States but rather a personal venture aimed at reasserting his influence. Khalilzad is even leveraging the name of former President Trump and his team to lend credibility to his plan.
The urgency behind this move stems from the fact that Pakistan, Iran, and even some Western countries are expected to propose new initiatives this fall. Khalilzad fears being sidelined and is rushing to present his plan as a fait accompli
However, this sinister plan, like his previous schemes, is doomed to fail. The people of Afghanistan will not be fooled by another “transitional government” facade. The blood of the martyrs and the spirit of resistance will not allow the return of terrorism under a new guise of legitimacy.
This time, history will not be deceived. No matter how many scenarios Khalilzad writes, the Afghan people know that the future of Afghanistan belongs to its people and their resistance, not to traitors and dealmakers.
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