BBC viewers “froze” when a Taliban spokesman suddenly intervened on the newsletter.
Despite her extensive journalistic experience, Yalda Hakim could not hide her surprise and shock when she was suddenly called by Sahil Sahin, who wanted to talk about the Islamist invasion of Afghanistan.
“We have Taliban spokesman Sahil Sahin on the line.” Mr. Sahin, are you listening to me? “ You can hear the journalist say live.
“We are servants of the people and this country. ” Our leadership has instructed our troops to stay at the gates of Kabul and not enter the city, “ , Sahil Sahin said. who confirmed that Sharia law would return. “Of course we want an Islamic government,” he said, using practices such as stoning, amputation of hands and legs and public executions .
“I can’t say right now, it depends on the judges in the courts and the law.” “Judges will be appointed according to the law of the future government,” he told an Afghan journalist. .