The Taliban Strengthened Control Over Russian Agents in Afghanistan: What We Know.

The Taliban have increased control over Russian and Belarusian agents

According to inkorr.com: The Taliban have started to closely monitor the activities of Russian and Belarusian agents in Afghanistan. According to intelligence, there are suspicions that these agents are trying to provoke conflicts between different states using the 'Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan'. They have created a network aimed at undermining the interests of foreign countries.

On July 3, Russia became the first country in the world to recognize the 'Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan'. By July 7, the head of the Taliban's counterintelligence, Asadullah Barialai, noted that Russian 'tourists', journalists, and other visitors had started to arrive in the country, and he suspected that many of them could be intelligence officers. He also proposed specific measures to counter the activities of Russian and Belarusian agents.

Thus, intelligence indicates that the Taliban are intensifying efforts to prevent the negative influence of Russian and Belarusian agents, as this could lead to conflicts in Afghanistan and threaten stability in the region.

Given the developments, the intensified control by the Taliban reflects concerns about potential manipulations by foreign agents, which could further complicate the situation in a country that has already experienced numerous upheavals. Monitoring the activities of Russian and Belarusian representatives highlights the complex international situation surrounding Afghanistan and the interests of various states in this region.