The talks on behalf of the Taliban were led by Maulana Amir Khan Muktai Muktai. This conversation was named Aman Jirga by the Taliban. This meeting took place in Charikar area of Parwan district.
Kabul. It has been 10 days since the Taliban took control of Afghanistan. So far only one province has not come under Taliban control. Its name is Panjshir Valley. From here the Taliban is facing a constant challenge from the Northern Alliance. Now it is reported that talks have been held with the Northern Alliance to reconcile the Taliban. The talks between the Taliban and the representatives of Panjshir took place in Charikar, the capital of Parwan province. During this both the factions have agreed not to attack each other.
According to the news of Tolo News, the talks on behalf of the Taliban were led by Maulana Amir Khan Muktai Muktai. The Taliban have named this conversation as Aman Jirga.
The Northern Alliance in Panjshir is led by Ahmed Masood, son of former Afghan commander Ahmed Shah Masood. Self-proclaimed caretaker President Amarullah Saleh is also here. Both are preparing the fighters of the Northern Alliance firmly against the Taliban.
Earlier, Ahmed Masood said that he would not surrender to the Taliban, but was ready to talk to them. One of his interviews has been published in the French magazine on Wednesday. In his first interview after the Taliban’s capture, Masood said, ‘I would rather die than surrender. I am the son of Ahmed Shah Masood. There is no word like surrender in my dictionary.
The Taliban still has no answer to the challenge being faced in Panjshir. On Wednesday, there were reports that the supply of food and fuel for Panjshir was being stopped. But, today it has been rejected.
35 Taliban trying to enter Panjshir have been killed,
let us tell you that there are five mountains guarding Panjshir. There were many attempts at different times. The Taliban gave their lives. 35 Taliban tried to enter Panjshir have been killed. It is being said that first the Taliban were caught alive and then they were shot.
Ultimatum given
to Afghanistan The Taliban has given an ultimatum to America to leave Afghanistan. The Taliban has warned the US to withdraw troops from Kabul airport by August 31, otherwise it will have to bear the consequences. The US has so far evacuated 75,900 people from Afghanistan. Of these, 70,700 people have been evacuated only in the last ten days. A fleet of C-17 Globemaster and C-130 Hercules transport aircraft are engaged in this work. In this video, understand why America is trying to get out of Afghanistan as soon as possible.
