KABUL: Taliban has denied reports of cracks in his leadership because rumors emerged from a fight between group rival factions at the Presidential Palace after the announcement of the government while in Kabul.
The Senior Taliban leader, Anas Haqqani has denied the rumor.
In a tweet, Haqqani said, “The Emirates of Islam is the Unity Front that greatly respects the single values of Islam (Islamism) and Afghanistan values (Afghanistan).
We are all united in bringing peace, prosperity, and stability for our loved #afghanistanistanistan .
“Rumors have been circulating – and widely shared on social media – that the deputy prime minister of the Taliban, Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar has jeopardized during a dispute between factions of the Taliban and the Haqqani Network is strong, who hold key positions in Afghanistan’s interim.
government.
Baradar first denied claims in the audio clip on Monday, but there were no videos or images to come, CNN reported.
Asked about the rumors, said Baradar, “No, this is not true at all.
Praise to God I am fit and good.
And related to the media claiming that we have internal disagreements that are not true.” Praise to God, we have a lot of goodness and mercy among us, so that even nothing in the family.
In addition, for years, we have suffered and gave sacrifice, to end work.
It was not for power and for that position.
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Anas Haqqani denied the rift report in the Taliban leadership
