Russia: will not attend the inauguration ceremony of atta interim government in any case

Original title: Russia: will not participate in the inauguration ceremony of atta interim government anyway
(Observer News) according to the Russian satellite news agency, on the 10th local time, the press secretary of the Russian President Peskov said that Russia would not participate in the inauguration ceremony of the new Taliban government in Afghanistan in any way.

Peskov satellite agency
According to russat news, sources from the "Taliban" movement told the news agency that the inauguration ceremony of the new Afghan government will be held on September 11, and Russia, China, Qatar, Turkey, Pakistan and Iran will be invited to participate.
In response, Peskov said in response to a reporter's question, "Russia will not participate in the inauguration ceremony of the Taliban government in any case."
It is understood that Russia has not yet recognized the legitimacy of the Taliban government in Afghanistan, and the Taliban is listed as a terrorist organization by the Russian government.
In addition, on September 8, when answering the question "in what form does Russia plan to negotiate with the Taliban", Peskov said, "we contact through the Russian Embassy in Kabul, which is very necessary to ensure the safety of Chinese diplomats. It is used to solve other technical problems, and there is no plan to hold any negotiations."
Tass news agency said that Peskov also said on the same day that Russia does not know how the situation of terrorist threat and drug threat in Afghanistan will develop. Therefore, it is important for Russia to understand what measures the current Afghan leadership will take next. "We don't know how this will develop, so we say it's important to understand the initial and next steps of the current Afghan leadership."