Natiq Malikzada: Although the Taliban now controls almost the entire territory of Afghanistan, its government faces serious legitimacy issues. On the other hand, the National Resistance Front (NRF) is, though militarily overwhelmed by the Taliban, a more legitimate entity to lead the modern Afghan nation. Click here to read more (external link).
#AlQaeda leader in the Arabian Peninsula #Khalid_Batarfi: “AFG Taliban victory is not Taliban #victory alone, but of the Ummah. We thank Allah for bestowing this victory on the Taliban and pray that Allah blesses your endeavors.” pic.twitter.com/EcvycGrRQs
— Vatan Today (@vatantoday) November 11, 2021
General Mobin, a well-known official of the #Taliban Islamic Emirate has been accused of #raping a young boy in the Arzan Qimat area of Kabul.
The complaint of this rape case by General Mobin was registered in the 12th security district of Kabul on October 29. pic.twitter.com/3SRUZgAO19— Natiq Malikzada (@natiqmalikzada) November 11, 2021
General Mobin, a well-known official of the Taliban Islamic Emirate has been accused of raping a young boy in the Arzan Qimat area of Kabul. The complaint of this rape case by General Mobin was registered in the 12th security district of Kabul on October 29.
ویدیویی به افغانستان اینترنشنال رسیده که نشان میدهد یک جنگجوی طالبان در حال انجام رابطه جنسی با یک دختر خردسال است. این جنگجو، در حالی در یک خانه این دختر را وادار به سکس میکند که ترانه طالبانی نیز از موبایلش در جریان عمل جنسی شنیده میشود. pic.twitter.com/C4YHsmuaSG
— افغانستان اینترنشنال – خبر فوری (@AFIntlBrk) November 11, 2021
Ariana: Reports emerged on Thursday that sources told Pakistan’s Dawn News that in order to ensure that lethal weapons left behind by the Americans do not fall into the hands of the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) militants and other terrorist groups, Pakistan is buying back a huge cache of these weapons. It is estimated that US forces left behind nearly 200,000 deadly weapons. Click here to read more (external link).
The Guardian (UK): The Taliban’s announcement that it plans to ban the production of opium in Afghanistan does not faze seasoned dealer Ahmed Khan. “They could not fund their war if there were no opium,” says Khan, who operates out of Baramcha, close to the border with Pakistan. The Taliban has benefited the most from opium production over 20 years.” Click here to read more (external link).
8am: A 19-year-old young boy was shot for listening to music by the Taliban, sources in Badakhshan said. According to the sources, the Taliban first checked his cell phone, and when they found out that he was listening to music they beat and shot him. Click here to read more (external link).
New York Post: The cool 1960s-style lines of the Ariana Cinema’s marquee stand out over a traffic-clogged roundabout in downtown Kabul. For decades, the historic cinema has entertained Afghans and borne witness to Afghanistan’s wars, hopes and cultural shifts. Now the marquee is stripped of the posters of Bollywood movies and American action flicks that used to adorn it. The gates are closed. Click here to read more (external link).
8am: More than a year and three months after the floods hit the city of Charikar in Parwan province, no shelter has been provided for the flood victims. Some of Charikar flood victims now live in door-less, wall-less ruins. They have disturbing accounts of their lives. Click here to read more (external link).