Taliban Ban Overnight Stay Of Guests In Kabul's Green Zone Inns, Claim Sources
Local sources said that the Taliban's intelligence agency has banned guests from staying overnight in hotels and inns near Kabul's "Green Zone".
Local sources said that the Taliban's intelligence agency has banned guests from staying overnight in hotels and inns near Kabul's "Green Zone".
According to sources, the Taliban's intelligence agency has announced that the ban was carried out for security reasons.
According to local sources, Taliban officials in the group's intelligence department have not provided further explanations about the reasons for the ban.
Bilal Sarwari, a journalist, also announced the ban in Kabul's Green Zone on his X social platform account.
In a photo he posted on his social media page, there is a sign in the corridor of one of the inns, "For security reasons, guests cannot spend the night in rented rooms."
Before the Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan, the Kabul Protected Area, known as the "Green Zone", was home to embassies of foreign countries, including the US embassy, and the offices of international institutions and organisations.
The Presidential Palace, Ministries of Defence, Interior, and Foreign Affairs were also located in this area.
