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1/8. My latest for @AANafgh on how patterns of violence have changed in three Afghan provinces since the signing of the Doha peace agreement between the US and Taliban in February.https://www.afghanistan-analysts.org/en/reports/war-and-peace/taleban-opportunism-and-ansf-frustration-how-the-afghan-conflict-has-changed-since-the-doha-agreement/ …
2/8. The US and Afghan governments acknowledge a decrease in large-scale Taleban attacks in provincial capitals, but continue to bemoan what they perceive as the group’s breach of a commitment to reduce violence. The Taleban have denied that such an agreement was ever made...
3/8. ... stating that “According to the signed agreements until the intra-Afghan negotiations lead to a separate agreement with the Afghan sides & ... a comprehensive ceasefire, the [IEA] can attack Kbl administration all military centres whether in rural or in urban areas.”
4/8. On the other hand, if there was a general agreement to reduce overall levels of violence, as the Americans claim, then this is being clearly contravened by a sharp rise in the incidence of smaller attacks and targeted assassinations. @ResoluteSupport @AfghanistanIHRC
5/8. Despite their defensive posture, government forces have nevertheless been responsible for numerous civilian deaths and injuries caused by excessive force or insufficient precaution when retaliating to Taleban aggression.
6/8. @AANafgh spoke with numerous civilians who said that since Doha, govt forces have regularly responded to Taleban attacks on their bases and outposts with indiscriminate mortar and artillery fire without regard for civilians. (Like the incident in Sangin in June).
7/8. Outside provincial capitals, in areas where people are accustomed to living through prolonged military campaigns, under the buzz of drones & the fear of night raids, the change in posture on both sides since Feb has resulted in new realities for civilians & combatants alike.
8/8. For some, the change has brought welcome relief, while for others, their experience of the conflict has become even more acute. For what the changes look like in Maidan Wardak, Kunduz and Nangarhar, read the full report here:https://www.afghanistan-analysts.org/en/reports/war-and-peace/taleban-opportunism-and-ansf-frustration-how-the-afghan-conflict-has-changed-since-the-doha-agreement/ …
can’t wait to read this
@threader_app please compile.
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