Afghan police officer: There are many uniforms in the hands of government officials, for fear of doing bad things, we will change a new color

The Taliban Temporary Government of Afghanistan announced recently that the police will switch to new uniforms. The authorities hope that the new police service will help reduce the terror and criminal behavior in Afghanistan, and maintain the stability of public security.

This is the first time that the Afghan police have "replaced" since the Taliban regained the Afghanistan regime in August last year.

The overall design of the new uniform is similar to the previous, but the dark color of the blue -black dark color is different from the gray -green uniforms of the former government police of Afghanistan. The sleeve seal also adopts the white flag pattern of the Taliban Taliban for the first time.

Ada government officials revealed to Phoenix Satellite TV specialists that the reason why the "reform" of police uniforms need to be established in addition to the need to establish a different degree, and there are certain security considerations.

Tazadland, spokesman of the Kabul City Police Department:

Because many of the former government's clothes are (where the former government sources), they have a lot of (uniform) in their hands, so we are afraid that they use these clothing to do bad things here, so we change this new color.

Afghanistan said that the new police uniform is produced by a local company in Afghanistan. At this stage, it will only be distributed in the capital Kabul. In the coming months, it will be distributed in Kandaha and all other provinces in the coming months. It is expected to involve 100,000 police officers.

After the Taliban regained the regime in August last year, the public security issues in Afghanistan continued to attract external attention. In the past year, the terrorist attacks and criminal acts in Afghanistan have not been effectively improved. The police of the Atta government are mostly composed of Taliban armed men. Most people have not received formal professional training.

With the opportunity of "replacement", the Temporary Government of Afghanistan also expects the police to truly "change their heads." Officials of Atta's Interim Government Internal Affairs Ministry recently revealed to the media that more than 50,000 police have received short -term training courses and 400 people have completed long -term courses.

Source: Phoenix Satellite TV Wangquan Kabul report

Edit: Wang Erya

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