A new analysis by Modern Diplomacy warns that the crisis in Afghanistan has escalated beyond an internal issue to become a global security threat.
The article argues that under Taliban rule, ISIS has evolved from a covert network into a structured organization capable of launching complex transnational attacks.
The author, Dr. Usman, points out that governance vacuums and porous borders have allowed the terror group to regroup and recruit openly.
The report suggests that the Taliban’s inability to effectively control extremist elements has turned the country into a safe haven for the reconstruction of ISIS capabilities.
While regional powers continue to express alarm over the potential spillover of terrorism, the Taliban government insists it has defeated ISIS and maintains that Afghan soil will not be used against any nation.
This report contradicts those claims, highlighting a growing danger to international stability.
