Despite the February peace deal and ongoing inter-Afghan talks, the Taliban have launched multiple operations around the country in recent months. General Scott Miller-commander of NATO forces in Afghanistan-meanwhile urged the Taliban to stop offensive operations against government troops. We reiterate our call for ALL SIDES to reduce the violence to allow the political process to take hold.' 'The entire world has witnessed the Taliban's offensive operations in Helmand- attacks which injured and displaced thousands of innocent Afghan civilians. airstrikes in Helmand and Farah have been and continue to be solely in defense of the ANDSF as they are being attacked by the Taliban.' 'We categorically reject the Taliban's claim the United States has violated the U.S.-Taliban Agreement,' he wrote. Leggett later responded to the statement on Twitter. 'All responsibility and consequences from continuation of such actions shall fall squarely on the shoulders of the American side,' Ahmadi said. 'All contents of the U.S.-Islamic Emirate agreement are unambiguous, but the opposite side has violated its commitments on numerous occasions, are engaging in provocative actions and bombing non-combat zones,' Ahmadi added, using the former name of the country when it was under Taliban rule-the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan. Taliban Hails Trump's Promise to Bring U.S.

Veterans: Trump Suggesting Gold Star Families Gave Him COVID 'Disgusting.Taliban Endorses Trump, Hopes for US Troop Withdrawal from Afghanistan.'According to the Doha agreement, the American forces are prohibited from carrying out airstrikes or targeting anyone in areas other than combat zones or during active fighting,' he added, noting U.S. 'American forces have violated the Doha agreement in various forms by carrying out excessive airstrikes following the new developments in Helmand province,' he said in the Taliban statement. forces in Afghanistan, said the missions were to defend under-attack Afghan troops and did not violate the Doha agreement.Д«ut Ahmadi said Sunday the action was unacceptable. Colonel Sonny Leggett, the spokesperson for U.S. conducted several airstrikes against Taliban targets in Helmand last week in support of Afghan government forces.

Talks are ongoing between the Afghan government and the Taliban, though President Donald Trump has nonetheless pushed ahead with a planned withdrawal from the country. Violence in Afghanistan has continued despite the February peace deal between the U.S. Taliban spokesperson Qari Muhammad Yousuf Ahmadi issued a statement Sunday condemning recent American airstrikes on militants in Afghanistan's Helmand province and threatening retaliation. The Taliban has accused the U.S military of repeatedly violating the peace deal signed between the two sides in Doha in February, and warned that Washington, D.C., must shoulder the blame for subsequent violence.

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