US will not give money to the Taliban government if it gives relief to Afghans

Relief support in Afghanistan is sought to continue through various organizations, including the United Nations, The US Congress, however, does not allow the Taliban government to directly fund the country, while the US Senate has made such a decision, while the United Nations is meeting on September 13 as part of an attempt to continue the relief aid to prevent the humanitarian disaster in Afghanistan.

Since the 2001 campaign in the country, the United States has been a largely funded country in Afghanistan, and has paid $13 billion in the security, governance and humanitarian support of the country.

A group of women protested in Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan, a group of women who tried to stop them from entering the protests — AFP

US Senate members say lawmakers are confident that internationally displaced Afghan citizens and refugees will be supported, but the Afghan government is not at least for the sake of it. At least, now, a member of the Senate Democrat Party said that it will be difficult to convince members of the Congress to do something that the Taliban government has to do.

Meanwhile, the capital of Afghanistan, Kabul, is the Taliban. After the government has been in a state of extreme humanitarian crisis, the United Nations is trying to continue its relief to prevent humanitarian disaster.

On September 13, UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres is going to the Geneva conference to discuss with world representatives for the relief assistance of the Afghans.

The United Nations has recently expressed its apprehension that 18 million people have been in the humanitarian disaster in Afghanistan and 18 million are in danger. At least 500,000 Afghans are left in the Taliban.