India confident Kabul won’t fall to Taliban, is moving on ‘multiple tracks’ on Afghanistan

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India “Confident” that Kabul “will not fall to the Taliban” even though it believes the security situation in Afghanistan will deteriorate further and become “more dangerous” in the next two-three months when the rebels began to attack the city centers, rarely have study.

According to the source, the rating of New Delhi for a rapidly changing situation in Afghanistan is that the Taliban is currently waiting for our “full withdrawal” and other NATO forces on August 31.

After that, New Delhi believes, the Taliban fighters in Afghanistan will increase their level of violence, and “focus on urban areas”.

Taliban, said source, targeted takeover of several major provinces and cities to strengthen their position in Kandahar, Helmund, Ghazni and Jalalabad, among other regions.

In addition, the source added, the Taliban wants to take over the border checkpoint when they serve twin needs from income income and control. Sher Khan Bandar, a border who crossed with Tajikistan, and Spin Boldak, along the Afghan-Pakistani border, had witnessed massive violence by the Taliban.

However, the Taliban, the source said, will not “like to see” as “take control of force” in their search for “legitimacy” of the international community, which is the reason why they sent delegates to Turkey, Russia, Russia and Iran.

With the Taliban have arrested 45 percent of the countries in Churn triggered by US-NATO withdrawals, their rapid progress has triggered concerns about its potential impact on continental children and so on.

Concerns about international terrorists fighting with the Taliban have been raised as a problem that is not only by India, but also China, Russia and Uzbekistan, said source.