Delays in paying employees' salaries; Taliban allocate financial resources to war

Local sources in a number of Afghan provinces report delays in paying salaries to government employees by the Taliban, saying that a significant portion of the resources

The group's finances and assets are allocated to provide equipment and war needs.

According to sources, delays in paying salaries to government employees have been repeated many times in recent years, and in some cases, employees have not received their salaries for two to three consecutive months.

They have not received themselves.

Sources also say that with the increase in attacks by the Afghan Liberation Front and the National Resistance Front in some areas, a number of government employees have not yet received their salaries for the month of May.

According to these sources, the Taliban in

During this period, they have transferred some of their cash and assets to the provinces involved in the war and used it to meet war needs and military equipment.

Sources add that the continued delay in salary payments is putting economic pressure on employees.

The government and families dependent on government revenues have increased.

These claims have not yet been independently verified, and the Taliban has yet to comment on the delay in paying employees' salaries and the claim that financial resources are being allocated for military equipment.

They haven't.

In recent years, numerous reports have been published about delays in paying salaries to government employees.

At the same time, clashes between the Taliban and opposition fronts have increased in a number of provinces.