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"I said Al Qaeda would not be there," President Biden said about Afghanistan. "I said we’d get help from the Taliban... I was right." Except Al Qaeda is indeed in Afghanistan and is receiving support from the Taliban.
Three prominent dual hatted Taliban and Al Qaeda leaders serve in key positions within the Taliban establishment, according to the United Nationals Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team. The Taliban is providing Al Qaeda with key support, including "welfare payments" and passports.
Tajmir Jawad, deputy minister of intelligence for the Taliban junta in Afghanistan, boasts of organizing a deadly 2018 bombing in Kabul.
The Kabul Attack Network carried out a number of attacks around the capital city and may have received funding from the Taliban, al Qaeda and Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps.
The Kabul Attack Network carried out a number of attacks around the capital city and may have received funding from the Taliban, al Qaeda and Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps.