The government of Kazakhstan is going to exclude the Taliban from its list of prohibited organizations. The move is justified by the fact that the UN Security Council does not view this movement as a terrorist organization, according to the Kazinform news agency, citing Aibek Smadiyarov, the official spokesperson for the Foreign Ministry of Kazakhstan.
What happened? The country’s MFA said that Kazakhstan is excluding the Taliban movement from the national list of terrorist organizations prohibited in Kazakhstan. The decision is justified by the fact that the UN Security Council doesn’t consider the Taliban a terrorist organization.
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