Panjshir has been confiscated. The Taliban made this claim to Reuters. However, former Afghan President Amrullah Saleh claimed in a video posted by BBC World Reporter that opposition forces have come under tremendous pressure. But Panjshir is still in their hands.
A Taliban commander told Reuters: “By God’s blessing, we have captured the whole of Afghanistan. The troubled people have been lost. Panjshir is now under our control. However, Reuters reported that there is no conclusive evidence to support that claim.” was not.
Meanwhile, in a video posted on Twitter by a BBC World journalist, the former Afghan president said: “There is no doubt that we are in a difficult position. I am attacked by the Taliban. But we are cut to the ground.” We (the Taliban) have protested. The BBC World journalist claimed that the video was sent by Saleh. Saleh also said on Twitter: “The resistance work is currently underway and will continue to be. I am with my soil, I am for the soil and I am protecting the honor of that soil.’ Saleh’s son Abedullah also rejected the demand for the downfall of Panjshir. “No,” he told Reuters in a message. This is fake news.
The Taliban captured Kabul on 15 August. However, the terrorist group could not grind their teeth in Panjshir. However, the Taliban later rushed to capture that province in northern Afghanistan. Since then, there have been reports of fierce fighting more than once. A few days ago, multiple reports claimed that Taliban ‘militants’ attacked Panjshir on Tuesday. Match the answer with each other. 34 Taliban ‘terrorists’ have been killed. 65 people were injured.
.