Ali Ansar
The United States, which waged an attack on Afghanistan with the intention of pursuing colonial dominance, governance, exploitation of mineral and financial resources, eradication of Islamic foundations, and perpetration of mass violence, incurred significant expenses, established an administration, and executed various other strategies to attain its malevolent objectives. However, it ultimately failed to produce any desired outcomes.
Subsequent to sustaining substantial human, financial, logistical, and military casualties in Iraq and Afghanistan, the United States found itself in a position where it had to resort to supporting groups such as Daesh to further its objectives in the region. Under the guise of promoting an Islamic Caliphate, Daesh perpetrated heinous acts that were in complete contradiction to the principles of Islam. Subsequently, facing numerous setbacks and defeats in the Middle East, particularly in Iraq and Syria.
Initially, Daesh emerged with remarkable fervor and vigor, establishing strongholds across many regions. However, its ability to sustain these positions waned quickly, resulting in profound defeats within a brief timeframe.
In Afghanistan, the United States and its allies’ aspirations were shattered with the collapse of the republic, the emergence of the Islamic Emirate, the decline of ISIS, and the United States’ own defeat. Nonetheless, in a bid to regain dominance and reestablish colonial rule in Afghanistan, the USA endeavored to enlist another partner to bolster Daesh, similar to how it had established the democratic administration.
Pakistan, recognized as a strategic hub for intelligence networks, due to its mounting debts and ongoing disputes with Afghanistan, emerged as a viable partner for the United States in the training of Daesh. Conversely, Tajikistan, a nation long subjected to foreign domination and disbelief, was utilized as a proxy by the United States, contributing manpower to ISIS.
As a result of the collective efforts of these three nations, the Khorasan branch of Daesh became operational.
Within Khorasan, the United States bears the responsibility of providing financial aid, logistical backing, and establishing clandestine political ties with Daesh.
Tajikistan shoulders the responsibility of recruitment, channeling youth into Daesh ranks, and propagating Daesh ideology.
The task of providing intelligence, military training, and ideological indoctrination to the newly recruited ISIS members, along with facilitating their entry into Afghanistan, is shouldered by Pakistan.
This triangle is heavily supported by the United States and NATO. All the crimes, bombings, massacres, and destruction occurring in Khorasan and Afghanistan are their responsibility.
