MEP: The Afghan President warned to terrorists and the opposition warned that they have no place in Afghanistan, their masters would be isolated and they will themselves be destroyed in battle.
Mohammad Ashraf Ghani, President of Islamic Republic of Afghanistan in a meeting at the Presidential Palace in honor of the martyr week stated that people must lead the foreign enemies of Afghanistan to isolation.
“Afghanistan is not a place for terrorists and their masters would go into seclusion and they will themselves are destroyed by the security forces in the battlefields”, he said.
He stressed that “as long as the firm determination is not unfilled, there will be no chance for victory and there is no difference in opinion between people and government, but those who pull out of Afghanistan National political consensus and destroying the past and present, should be isolated.”
Ghani urged to isolate those who seek to destroy the present and the past.
With maintaining solidarity and unity, can fully eliminate terror and panic and can struggle with this phenomenon earnestly, the President noted.
According to the source, Afghanistan is no longer at geographical isolation and if any port is closed, will search another transit and economic alternative and will close its borders any time.
Meanwhile, the President also referred to the martyrs and said they are the country’s historic turning that the Afghan people must appreciate that as jihad.
“Afghanistan’s Jihad was a saga which brought change to the world but we have forgotten the value of Jihad,” Ghani said.
“Jihad value must be recognized as the greatest achievement of Afghanistan,” Ghani added.
At the same time, Afghanistan’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Abdullah Abdullah addressed the guests and praised martyrs saying Martyrs Week belongs to all martyrs in Afghanistan.
“We will not allow anyone to undermine the morale of security forces, Abdullah said, adding that people who undermine the morale of Afghan forces affiliated with any political side are helping the enemies.”
“We are responsible for remembering martyrs,” he further added.
Abdullah also called those insulting martyrs traitors.
