BBC News: The BBC has found that at least 20 civilians have been killed in Afghanistan’s Panjshir Valley, which has seen fighting between the Taliban and opposition forces. Communications have been cut in the valley, making reporting difficult, but the BBC has evidence of Taliban killings despite promises of restraint. Click here to read more
Taliban preparing for another major offensive in Panjshir, last pocket of resistance in #Afghanistan. Three-day ceasefire which ended yesterday was agreed to allow civilians to leave the valley. Taliban will try to inflict fatal blow to resistance, which has been hit hard — Frud Bezhan فرود بيژن (@FrudBezhan) September 13, 2021 Resistance has suffered heavy
VOA News September 12, 2021 Some Afghan pilots who have been held in Uzbekistan for about a month began leaving Sunday for the United Arab Emirate, Reuters reported. A U.S.-trained Afghan pilot told Reuters that one group would depart Uzbekistan on Sunday for the UAE under a U.S.-brokered deal, despite Taliban demands that they return
Press TV September 11, 2021 Donald Trump has denounced US President Joe Biden’s hasty withdrawal of America’s military assets from Afghanistan, censuring the ‘ineptitude’ of the current administration in Washington that has “surrendered in defeat.” In a video message at the 20th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, the former president of the United States said
Jeff Seldin VOA News September 11, 2021 WASHINGTON – Twenty years after the al-Qaida terror group based in Afghanistan launched the Sept. 11 terror attacks against the United States, there are indications a new generation of terrorists is looking to call the country home. Seemingly encouraged by the Taliban takeover following the departure of U.S.
Bloomberg: The U.S. has abandoned Kabul, but America’s former client in Islamabad still holds leverage over the superpower it helped defeat. For much of the war on terror that began after 9/11, Pakistan played a double game. Click here to read more (external link).
Namo Abdulla VOA News September 10, 2021 WASHINGTON – Masjeda Mehirdel was only 11 when nearly 3,000 people were killed in the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the United States. She was born and raised in an Afghan American household in Queens, New York. She recalls how her parents were relieved when former U.S.
Resistance Forces are fighting a guerrilla war. Recent footage from Panjshir shows dozens of NR guerrillas fighting in different areas. VIDEO FROM: Aamaj News WATCH VIDEO 👇 pic.twitter.com/z1yRkXwLDa — Natiq Malikzada (@natiqmalikzada) September 10, 2021
روح الله برادر بزرگ امرالله صالح در نبرد با طالبان جان باخته است. pic.twitter.com/dDdFaIK60Z — Bashir Ahmad Qasani (@AhmadQasani) September 10, 2021
