Biden called the condition for imposing sanctions against the Taliban The US

President supported the idea of ​​imposing sanctions against the Taliban, but the main condition in this matter, according to him, will be their behavior. Joe Biden called his decision to withdraw troops from Afghanistan, which led to a coup d'état, the right one

US President Joe Biden during a press conference said that the decision to impose sanctions on the Taliban (a terrorist group banned in Russia) would depend on the behavior of its members. The words of the head of state are quoted by the press service of the White House.

When asked if he supported sanctions against the Taliban under certain conditions, which the UK specifically insists on, Biden said: "Yes." “It depends on [their] behavior,” he added.

The President stressed that the Taliban have not yet taken action against US forces, and "so far have generally kept" their promises not to prevent Americans from accessing the Kabul airport to evacuate people.

French Foreign Minister called the conditions for international recognition of the Taliban Politics

Biden, among other things, was asked if he now trusts the Taliban, to which the head of state replied: "I don't trust anyone, including you." “I love you, but, you know, there are not many people that I trust,” he explained.