KABUL: The Taliban was reported to have advanced in the northeastern province of Panjshir, with fight fighters in Afghanistan said they were guarding the group in the bay.
Reports that came from the land confirmed that the intense battle between the Taliban and opposition forces to control the Panjshir valley in the north of Kabul, the last Afghan Province contrary to the group.
Bill Roggio, editor of the American news website Long Warn Journal, said there was still a “war fog” in Panjshir.
“It seems that the district, Shotul, Ruhka & Bazarak district is controlled by the Taliban and maybe a virgin too.
Fight in Panyana reported.
I have said from starting Panjshir’s opportunity.” About 600 Taliban had been killed in Panjshir, Sputnik reported on Saturday by quoting the power of Afghan’s resistance.
“About 600 Taliban have been liquidated in various Panjshir districts since morning.
More than 1,000 Taliban have been arrested or surrendering themselves,” said a spokesman for the power of Fahim Dashti’s resistance tweeted.
He added that the Taliban had a problem with inventory from other Afghan provinces.
According to the report that appeared on Sunday, the intense war took place in Panyana District, other districts protected and under the control of Ahmad Massoud, son of the famous Afghan commander Ahmad Shah Massoud – another resistance leader.
“Intense and uncompromising wars will occur in Panyana District, other districts protected and under the control of Ahmad Massoud’s troops.
The Taliban uses a modern drone with a bomb, it is clear that the drone arrived today with special forces Paksan,” said the northern alliance, a Twitter.
Accounts that provide updates on battle.
Highlighting the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Panjshir, former Afghan Vice President Amrullah Saleh has asked the United Nations to do his best to prevent the Taliban attack on the fortress resistance.
In a letter to the United Nations, Saleh said a large scale humanitarian crisis occurred in all Panjshir provinces and three Andrab districts in Baghlan Province due to economic blockade, telecommunications blackouts by the Taliban.
The former vice president said that the Taliban and other foreign groups had released a malignant attack on Panjshir and other free areas in North Afghanistan.
Last month, the Taliban arrested Kabul after posting a quick attack in a few weeks.
So far, the Taliban has controlled all areas other than Panjshir Province.