Former Afghan National Security Advisor Hamdullah Mohib said that the Taliban government will not last long if the group continues to suppress people. Mohib also spoke about the possibility of Afghanistan heading to civil war after the fall of the Taliban.
In an interview with Arab News, the former national security adviser emphasised that even figures among the Taliban believe that their regime cannot last long with their current governance style. He added that these figures are ready to cooperate with the international community.
Mohib stated that people have grown more disillusioned under the rule of the Taliban. He said that popular mobilisation will be formed against the group.
The former national security adviser called the protests against the Taliban, especially the women's protests, as signs of values and achievements that have been garnered under the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan governments.
