US foreign affairs with Afghanistan have been transferred to Doha, and the US side says the Taliban

Original title: US foreign affairs to Afghanistan have been transferred to Doha, and the US side said that the Taliban should strive to win the recognition of other countries
On August 30 local time, U.S. Secretary of state Anthony BLANKEN said that the U.S. diplomatic business in Afghanistan will be moved to Qatar. At present, less than 200 U.S. citizens are in Afghanistan.

On August 30 local time, U.S. Secretary of state Abraham Lincoln said that the U.S. military action in Afghanistan has ended, diplomatic action will begin, and U.S. diplomats in Afghanistan will be transferred to Qatar. People's visual map
According to the website of the US State Department, brinken said in a speech on the evening of the 30th that "the task of withdrawing troops from Afghanistan has been completed, US Afghan relations have entered a new chapter, and the United States will be dominated by diplomatic means in the future. In view of the uncertain security environment and political situation in Afghanistan, the United States has suspended foreign affairs in Afghanistan and transferred relevant diplomatic operations to Doha, Qatar. "
Brinklein pointed out that the United States will provide consular services in Doha, and there are a few American citizens in Afghanistan who want to leave“ There are still a small number of Americans in Afghanistan - less than 200, possibly close to 100 - who want to withdraw. " Blankin said that the United States will continue to provide diplomatic service guarantee to these personnel, and the international community expects the Taliban to fulfill its commitment to ensure the unimpeded departure of relevant personnel.
Blankin said that the Afghan Taliban are seeking international legitimacy and assistance. The U.S. response is that the Taliban must strive to win legitimacy and assistance. The Taliban can do this by fulfilling their commitments and obligations - guaranteeing freedom of travel; Respect for the fundamental rights of the Afghan people, including women and ethnic minorities; Abide by counter-terrorism commitments; Refrain from retaliatory violence against those who choose to remain in Afghanistan; And form an inclusive government that meets the needs of the Afghan people and reflects its vision.