Tehran, May 26 : Iranian Foreign Minister has said that his country does not recognise Afghanistans caretaker Taliban government and insists upon the formation of an inclusive government in the country, according to Iranian Students News Agency.
Hossein Amir-Abdollahian, making the remarks in a meeting attended by the countrys diplomatic personnel, expressed Tehrans dissatisfaction with the neighbouring countrys failure to form an inclusive government, Xinhua news agency reported.
He added that the Taliban is only part of Afghanistans reality, not all of it.Amir-Abdollahian said over the past few months, clashes have occurred every now and then along the common border with Afghanistan, which have become a source of concern.Another source of argument between the two sides is the joint water rights of the Hirmand River.
The Iranian Space Agency spokesman said last week that satellite photos show that the Taliban have made alterations to the rivers route, preventing its water from reaching Iran.Amir-Abdollahian stressed that Irans water rights from the Hirmand River should be respected under a 1973 treaty between the two countries, which entitles Iran to receive 820 million cubic meters of water from the river per year.
The Taliban government issued a statement last week, saying Irans frequent requests for water and "inappropriate" comments on media are "harmful", adding it is committed to the 1973 treaty.The Hirmand River originates in the Hindu Kush Mountains near Afghanistans capital Kabul and runs 1,126 kilometers south before flowing into Hamoun wetlands in Irans southeastern Sistan and Baluchestan province, which Amir-Abdollahian said is suffering from drought.int/sha #Iran #recognise #Afghanistans #caretaker #Tehran.
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