Pak Sahafat – The Afghan President’s News Agency wrote: The Central Intelligence Agency of America (CIA) has recently predicted four possible scenarios for Afghanistan under the Taliban regime, which include a weak economy, deterioration of the human rights situation, the return of ISIS, and the revival of Al-Qaeda.
According to Pak Sahafat News Agency’s report from the Afghan President’s News Agency, the CIA has predicted such possible scenarios for Afghanistan under the shadow of the Taliban in the next two years.
This Afghan media reported: The CIA recently predicted that in two years, the Taliban will expand their control over Afghanistan, more than the last two decades, causing the people to be too far away from the government, a weak economy, and a setback in civil liberties.
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According to the Afghanistan news agency, the CIA’s predicted scenarios for Afghanistan include the deterioration of the human rights situation, food insecurity that will lead to famine, negligence of the Taliban, Afghans’ need for cash, and their migration.
This media added: According to the CIA, the difficulty in cooperating with the Taliban will probably force regional actors related to Afghanistan to limit their efforts in this country.
The CIA has also predicted that the Khorasan branch of ISIS will be the most serious threat to the West, the region and the Taliban, and that the Al Qaeda network will need to be rebuilt and revived in the long term.
This report added: The CIA has announced that the Taliban will depend on international aid until 2025 to prevent a humanitarian disaster in Afghanistan, and on the other hand, the more it engages with the world, the more isolated it will become.