ISIS’s Khorasan Province attacked the Taliban movement in Afghanistan, describing it as “apostate,” considering that the peace talks in the Qatari capital, Doha, turned it from “fighters” to “negotiators,” and that this represented a “defeat.”

In its “Al-Naba” magazine, issued yesterday, Thursday, ISIS accused the Taliban movement of establishing “incomplete” Sharia law before the US invasion.

She said that the Taliban had become “in the bosom of the tyrants.”

He considered that the victory of the Taliban was in agreement with America, and that Washington gave the country to the movement, warning against the “new Taliban model.”

ISIS said; Supporting Islam does not pass through the hotels of Qatar or the embassies of Russia, China and Iran!! The victory that America expects and is sponsored by Qatar and its media, and blessed by Sururiya, the Murji’ah and the Brotherhood, is an illusory victory.

He also attacked the Hamas movement, which blessed the Taliban’s control, and the organization said: “Even the apostate Hamas movement congratulated and blessed – for the first time in its history – the Taliban, and published pictures of a meeting that included a delegation of its leaders with the Taliban delegation in Doha, and Hamas would not have congratulated the Taliban for that without its knowledge – In official ways – the new Taliban is no longer branded as a terrorist, and there is no longer any danger or blame in their praise.

For his part, White House National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said; The US government is “very focused” on the possibility that a group like ISIS’s Khorasan Province would launch a terrorist attack in Afghanistan.

Sullivan added For NBC NewsAnd getting the Americans out of Afghanistan is a “risky process,” given the questions of whether the Taliban will continue to allow safe passage to the airport, and other contingencies such as a possible attack from an Islamist group such as Khorasan Province.

He continued, “One of the emergency situations that we are very focused on…is the possibility of a terrorist attack by a group like ISIS’s Khorasan Province, which is of course a sworn enemy of the Taliban, so we will continue to work to minimize risks and maximize the number of departures.”

It is noteworthy that the Khorasan Province group, which is affiliated with the Islamic State, is hostile to the Taliban, which seized power in Afghanistan at the weekend.

And last Monday, the “Taliban” movement managed to control the Afghan capital, Kabul, without much resistance, less than two weeks after the start of the clashes between the movement and the Afghan forces, while President Ashraf Ghani fled on a plane outside the country, and a number of former and current officials followed him to the Emirates and part of the country. them to Turkey.

With the entry of Taliban fighters into the Afghan capital, Western countries raced against time to evacuate their diplomats and collaborators from this country.