Amrullah Saleh, former First Vice President of Afghanistan, posted on social media platform X explaining why anti-immigration parties in the West are sometimes correct
He referenced the 2001 assassination of Ahmad Shah Massoud, revealing how Yasser Al-Siri, a British passport holder, falsely certified Karim Kouzani as a journalist when he was actually a suicide bomber.
Saleh emphasized that the danger posed by radical and terrorist cells in European cities is no less significant than in suspect countries’ alleys.
He noted that the largest private donations to the Taliban come from London through Hawala money transfer systems.
The former Afghan official concluded that terrorism doesn’t always flow from East to West, describing it as “two-way traffic” that challenges conventional assumptions about security threats.
