Taliban in Afghanistan: According to a report, US President Joe Biden may extend the deadline of August 31 for the withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan.
The Taliban say no new government will be formed in Afghanistan until the last American soldier leaves. Taliban sources have told AFP news agency that no new government will be formed in Afghanistan until the last US soldier leaves. Meanwhile, a New York Times report states that US President Joe Biden may extend the August 31 deadline for the withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan.
Meanwhile, fighters claiming to be associated with a “people’s rebellion” in Baghlan province, 120 km north of Kabul, claimed to have captured three districts in the Andrab Valley in the Hindukush. Others gathered in Panjshir province, the only province out of 34 Afghanistan’s provinces that the Taliban have not been able to capture.
Taliban spokesman Zabillah Mujahid said they had begun encircling Panjshir province. Amrullah Saleh, the Vice President of Afghanistan, wrote on Twitter that Taliban fighters had gathered around the province. Mujahid said the Taliban plan to talk to the people of Panjshir. He said, ‘So far there is no fighting there. We want to find a peaceful solution for Panjshir.
