The US government is seeking an interim administration in Afghanistan. Constitutional change has been cited as one of the key goals of establishing an interim government in Afghanistan. Creating a ceasefire by a regulatory commission is also included in the plan. The plan also calls on the Taliban to sever ties with neighboring countries and the region. It says that, the United States has clarified some of these issues in a letter to President Ghani and Dr. Abdullah Abdullah. These are the efforts on the screen. But the question is, what is going on behind the scenes under the name of creating an interim government? Behind the scenes, the United States and President Ghani and the Southern Network are working on a common policy. The behind-the-scenes policy is to bring more Southern network actors into the Afghan governmental system under the pretext of a peace agreement with the Taliban. Changing the constitution according to the wishes and beliefs of President Ghani and the Southern Network was one of the basic demands of the Southern Network during Mr. Karzai’s administration. But there was no room for constitutional change due to the power of northern politicians. Therefore, high-ranking members of the Afghan government from within the system, in cooperation with the Southern Network and the Taliban, pledged to carry out targeted assassinations of influential people in the north and to kill and massacre the people of northern Afghanistan. As a result of all these killings for the several years the occupation of Afghanistan by the extremist ideology of the Southern Network and the Taliban led by President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai has been possible to change the constitution of Afghanistan.
Now, giving concessions to Dr. Abdullah for signing a peace agreement in the absence of president Ghani support for this process is the imposition of their policy from the address of northern Afghanistan political personalities on the people of Afghanistan leaving no room for protest.
With this plan, the United States will face another historical mistake. Because a new current, flow and structure of anti-extremism, terror and bigotry has been already emerged within Afghanistan. Because nowhere in the world does any country agree to support terrorism. The Taliban are terrorists. And anyone who supports terrorism is a terrorist. If the United States and any other country in Afghanistan is looking for benefits and cooperation, they must get to benefit through economic win-win programs. Not by supporting terrorism and by creating insecurity in Afghanistan.