Zabihullah Mujahid, Taliban spokesperson, announced that the 12 billion Afghani budget is allocated not only for families of suicide attackers but for all survivors and disabled people from the two-decade war in Afghanistan. This initiative is part of the Taliban group’s support programs since taking power.
This clarification came in response to reports claiming the substantial sum was exclusively designated for families of suicide operations. Mujahid made these statements during an interview with the national television network currently under Taliban control, without providing further details on how the budget would be distributed.
However, the Taliban spokesperson emphasized that families of suicide forces receive special attention because, in his words, they need “more care.” This decision has triggered varied reactions among Afghan people and the international community, who are concerned about the political messaging of such budget allocation.
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