'Panjshir Has not Fallen' Amrullah Saleh Debunks Taliban's Claims #panjshir #taliban #resistance

'Panjshir Has not Fallen' Amrullah Saleh Debunks Taliban's Claims Amrullah Saleh said that the "opposition powers" have held their ground and not lost any domain in Panjshir. Hours after the Taliban guaranteed that Amrullah Saleh has escaped Afghanistan, the 'acting' leader of the country on Friday delivered a sound message explaining he is particularly in Panjshir. Amrullah Saleh called the reports of him escaping Afghanistan "totally unmerited". He said that he was talking from his base in the Panjshir valley and was with his commandants and political pioneers. "We are dealing with the circumstance. Obviously, it is a tough spot. We have seen the intrusion of Afghanistan by the Taliban, Pakistan, Al-Qaeda and other fear monger gatherings," he said. Saleh proceeded to add that the "opposition powers" have held their ground and not lost any region in Panjshir. "In the course of the last 4-5 days, the Taliban has dispatched its hostile in the Valley however has made no huge gains up until now," he added. The 'acting' president likewise asserted that the Pakistani Army was in cahoots with the Taliban and supporting it in the attack of Afghanistan. Prior in the day, the Taliban guaranteed that Saleh has escaped the emergency hit country alongside officers of the opposition power. They escaped from Panjshir to Tajikistan on two planes, said the gathering. The Taliban which brought about weighty causalities during a stalemate with the Afghan obstruction power has held hands with the Islamic radical Al-Qaeda to assault the Panjshir territory, TASS revealed refering to an agent of the National Resistance Front of Afghanistan. "Al-Qaeda assailant units are joining the Taliban in assaulting Panjshir," Al Arabiya TV channel announced refering to the delegate. Opposition representative Fahim Dashti likewise educated that the front was focused on a tranquil settlement however was prepared to confront any assault from the Taliban. Dashti's comments came after the obstruction powers had rebuffed the Taliban, killing somewhere around 350 individuals from the Islamic gathering while at the same time ravaging 290 others. In the interim, celebratory gunfire rang across Kabul as bits of gossip spread that the valley had fallen, yet the Taliban made no authority guarantee and an occupant told AFP by telephone that the reports were bogus.