Taliban Intelligence Report Warns of Exploding Public Dissatisfaction and Potential Return of Warlords
A Taliban intelligence report obtained by Afghanistan International reveals growing concerns about the group's governance and political future. The report warns that public dissatisfaction is reaching a breaking point, potentially paving the way for the resurgence of warlords if the Taliban does not reform its policies.
Kokcha News Agency – According to the report, the Taliban’s current governance, marked by the suppression of civil liberties, extreme social restrictions especially against women and opaque economic policies, has widened the gap between the group and the Afghan people.
The intelligence report, sent to Abdul Haq Wasiq, the head of Taliban intelligence, emphasizes the urgent need for reforms within the government.
The report highlights that the Taliban’s legitimacy crisis, internal leadership divisions, and the potential return of alternative power centers could lead to widespread support for warlords.
It warns that if the Taliban does not revise its approach, the country could face renewed instability.
The Taliban administration has not yet commented on the report, and it remains unclear whether it will be presented to Mullah Haibatullah Akhundzada, the Taliban’s supreme leader in Kandahar.
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