Afghanistan: Taliban fight resistance to Panjshir and already celebrate alleged victory

After a spokesperson for the resistance of the Afghan province of Panjshir will have a dialogue last Saturday with TN International and make sure that would continue to face to the Taliban, during this week the new regime intensified his attack versus unique district that gave them headaches in their advance towards Kabul, the capital of the country.

In this direction, at least 17 people died and 40 others were injured after the group formerly led by Osama bin Laden will shoot long in the air Friday night to celebrate the supposed victory military in Panjshir, according to information from various international media.

The data comes from hospital medical sources. However, from the resistance, they assure that they continue to fight and that in the last days they have killed 600 members of the terrorist organization.

In dialogue with TN International, Faheem Dashty, spokesman for the Afghan National Resistance Front (FRN) said that the objective of their fight is for the Afghan rights and asserted that for this purpose they are willing to negotiate with the Taliban and any other group.

“Resistance is about the future of our country and our nation, it is about the rights of Afghans, it is about the values ​​for which we have been fighting for the past decades. It is about forming a government that should be representative of all of Afghanistan, where we all see ourselves represented, where we can be assured the rights of afghans, social justice, ”said Dashty, interviewed by Carolina Amoroso.

The Panjshir Valley militants who today hold the Taliban advance in Afghanistan are directed by Ahmad Massoud, 32, son of the Lion of Panjshir, national hero of the Afghans, legendary guerrilla commander who led the resistance to the invasion Soviet between 1979 and 1989 and in the 1990s he led the military wing of the Afghan government against rival militias.

On the other hand, the Taliban They have again postponed the presentation of their government this Saturday, whose composition could give clues as to what will be the years to come in Afghanistan.

Refugee in the Panjshir Valley, former Afghan vice-president Amrullah Saleh He said a “very difficult situation” was unfolding, in a video message broadcast Friday evening, in which he assured that the “resistance continued and will continue”.

Since his return to power, at the end of a lightning offensive which surprised the Government and the international community, the Taliban tried to give an image of moderation with various opening gestures.

So they promised a “inclusive” government and in recent weeks they have increased contacts with Afghan personalities contrary for them.

However, several countries reiterated on Friday that they would indict the new regime for its actions. The Russian President, Vladimir Poutine, said he expects the Taliban to behave in such a way “Civilized” while China He urged them to “break” definitively with “terrorist” groups.