Tuesday, June 6, 2023

Resistance of Panjshir can spread to rest of Afghanistan: Salahudin Rabbani

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Najibullah Lalzoy
Najibullah Lalzoy
Najibullah Lalzoy is a journalist and editor at Khaama Press. He has a BA degree in journalism.

Head of Jamiat Islami-second largest political party in Afghanistan- Salahuddin Rabbani has warned against the spread of the resistance in Panjshir to the rest of Afghanistan if differences are not resolved through negotiations.

The son of then-president, Burhanuddin Rabbani in a video clip addressed the Taliban fighters saying, “This is not the war of yours nor this is in favor of you and your people. You may have understood your position in terms of politics and power in the past two weeks.”

Salahuddin Rabbani has aired the video clip from outside the country as he along with other Afghan politicians had gone to Islamabad one day before the Taliban entered Kabul.

Rabbani said that now there is no foreign soldier in Afghanistan and there remains no pretext for the Taliban to wage war. He added that the monopoly of power and despotism is a failed experience of the previous government (government of Ashraf Ghani) which will indefinitely lead to collapse.

“The Taliban should seek the resolution of differences through negotiations and ultimately shape a government which is inclusive and all the people of Afghanistan have to say in the government.” Added Rabbani.

Panjshir province is now the only defiant holdout in Afghanistan where resistance forces led by Ahamd Masoud are fighting the Taliban.

The geography has witnessed heavy conflict between the warring sides in the past four days and both parties are claiming to have inflicted casualties.

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  1. In the last 30 years, it was the father of this genius who subjected Afghans to the worst repressive, narcissist and a discriminative bunch of thieves.

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