Taliban vows not to 'hold any grudges' and wants no more war

 

The Taliban has promised not to 'hold any feelings of spite's or 'vengeance anyone' as it vowed not to 'rehash any contentions' after their takeover of Afghanistan. 

It comes after the Taliban held onto power in Afghanistan fourteen days before the US was set to finish the withdrawal of its soldiers following a two-decade war. 

The dread gathering raged the nation over, catching all significant urban communities as Afghan security powers and their partners just as President Ashraf Ghani ran for their lives. 

Prior, the Taliban announced an 'reprieve' across Afghanistan and asked ladies to join their administration Tuesday August 17. 

A Taliban representative likewise affirmed that ladies in Afghanistan will reserve the option to work and be taught up to the college level, while adding that ladies will be relied upon to wear the hijab and not the burka. 

Taliban representative Zabihullah Mujahid told columnists accumulated in Kabul that the gathering had 'liberated the nation and made it free once more' following '20 years of battle'. 

He said: 'Opportunity and freedom looking for is a right of each country. This was our right and we accomplished this right and we might want to offer our thanks to god-like god to carrying us to this stage.' 

Mujahid went on: We don't have any enmities with anyone and we might want to live calmly. We don't need any inner foes and any outside adversaries.' 

He said the radicals looked for no vengeance and that 'everybody is pardoned'. 

Numerous Afghans have communicated dread that the Taliban will return the country the fierce guideline they utilized when rearward in control, and unfamiliar authorities have said they will hold on to check whether the radicals follow through on their guarantees.