The chief commander of the resistance forces in Panjshir Valley, Saleh Mohammed, has been killed by the Taliban amid violent clashes between the 2 teams.
Chief commander of the National Resistance Front of Afghanistan (NRF), Saleh Mohammed, has grow to be the second prime chief of the anti-Taliban forces to get killed within the clashes after spokesperson Fahim Dashti.Earlier on Sunday, Fahim Dashti, a detailed aide of the resistance forces chief Ahmad Massoud was killed throughout the clashes with the Taliban in Panjshir Valley.Fahim Dashti had been one of many foremost sources of updates from the realm because the Taliban pressed in on opposition forces, issuing a defiant sequence of statements on Twitter, vowing that resistance would proceed.Also Read | Taliban vs Resistance: What is going on in Panjshir Valley?On Monday, the Taliban claimed that Saleh Mohammed Raigistani, chief commander of the northern resistance forces has been killed at a time when the Panjshir resistance forces have known as for “immediate end of the war” and a ceasefire.The chief of the Afghan resistance group within the Panjshir valley, Ahmad Massoud, mentioned on Sunday that he welcomed proposals from spiritual students for a negotiated settlement to finish the combating.Also Read | Taliban kill policewoman in entrance of youngsters, mutilate her faceAhmad Massoud, head of the National Resistance Front of Afghanistan (NRFA), made the announcement on the group’s Facebook web page. Earlier, Taliban forces mentioned they’d fought their method into the provincial capital of Panjshir after securing the encircling districts.The Taliban took management of the remainder of Afghanistan three weeks in the past, taking energy in Kabul on August 15 after the Western-backed authorities collapsed and President Ashraf Ghani fled the nation.However, the resistance forces comprising personnel of the Afghan navy and NRF, locals of Panjshir have been placing up a powerful combat in opposition to the Taliban.Also Read | UN official meets Taliban’s Mullah Baradar, assures ‘support and cooperation’