Moscow is concerned by the chaotic condition of Afghanistan, warning that extremist groups will take advantage of weapons and drug trafficking as well as illegal immigration in the country. 

In an interview with the Rossiiskaya Gazeta, Deputy Secretary of the Russian Security Council Alexander Grebenkin warned of “militants and terrorists” affecting the region. 

"The continuing degradation of the socio-political situation in that country amid the impoverishment of the population and extrajudicial execution of its own nationals creates a real threat of a considerable growth in trafficking of drugs and weapons, and uncontrolled migration," Grebenkin said. 

The Islamic Emirate said that the current economic crisis of Afghanistan may affect the region but there is no security threat to any country from Afghanistan’s soil.  

“The economic and social problems of Afghanistan will have a serious effect on the world but there is no security threat to any country from Afghanistan,” said Inamullah Samangani, deputy spokesman for the Islamic Emirate.  

Political analysts believe that the emergence of Daesh in Afghanistan was a new political game regarding Afghanistan.  

“It is a fact that Daesh exists in Afghanistan. It recruits fighters. This is not only a security threat but will cause a social crisis as well,” said Mohammad Sadiq Shinwari, a military analyst. 

“Some countries abuse the presence of Daesh for their interests but in the meantime emphasize that Daesh is a threat to the region,” said Aziz Maarij, a military analyst.