Argo Protesters Call For Nationwide Uprising Against Taliban

The Taliban has not yet issued any response to this assertion by the National Resistance Front.

The group, led by Ahmad Massoud, detailed that their forces launched an assault on Taliban military positions in District 11 of Herat city at 8:20pm on Sunday.

The statement revealed that Mawlawi Noorullah Hanza from Ghor province was among those killed in the incident.

The statement further noted that early on Sunday, the Resistance forces targeted a Taliban base in the Tulk district of Herat province. This attack resulted in the death of an individual under the command of Mawlawi Abdul Rahman, the Taliban police commander for the Obe district in Herat.

The Front revealed that it had targeted a Taliban checkpoint and a patrol vehicle within the city.

The assaults were detailed in a post on the X social platform, specifying locations. The Taliban checkpoint was located at the Kart-e Sakhi mountain pass, and the patrol vehicle had been targeted in the Nasaji area of Kabul's 8th security district.

So far, the Taliban have not issued any statements regarding these latest attacks by the National Resistance Front.

These incidents are part of a series of guerrilla operations carried out by the National Resistance Front against the Taliban in Kabul over the past two days.

According to the ministry, 1,759 migrants returned from Iran and 349 from Pakistan.

The statement released on Sunday noted that these migrants crossed back into Afghanistan through the Towrgondi and Islam Qala border crossings.

Despite international human rights organisations calling for a cessation of expulsions, Tehran and Islamabad continue to detain, expel, and apply pressure on Afghan migrants.

Originally, the delegation was to travel from Rawalpindi to Kandahar on Sunday. Security sources from Pakistan, confirming to Afghanistan International, stated that the cancellation by the Taliban was officially attributed to "weather conditions", although it is widely believed that the real reason was the air strikes on Paktika that occurred on Thursday. The specifics of the attack and any casualties remain undisclosed.

Previously, Afghanistan International had accessed a document indicating that Pakistan had detailed the aircraft, flight times, and arrival information to the Taliban's Ministry of Foreign Affairs through an official letter sent to Kabul. The cancelled meeting was supposed to involve "mid-level" military officials from Pakistan and Mohammad Ali Hanafi, also known as "Mullah Shirin Akhund," who is a close aide to Hibatullah Akhundzada.

Pakistani sources had earlier confirmed that discussions were to focus on border management and the issue of the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). Pakistan alleges that the TTP has recently increased its presence in Afghanistan and has been launching attacks from there into various Pakistani cities.

As of now, the Taliban has not issued an official statement regarding the Pakistani air force's attacks on Paktika or the reasons behind the cancellation of the Pakistani delegation's trip.

Zadran revealed that Mujahid is accused of the murder of Qari Saeedullah, who was killed on February 28.

In a statement on the X social media platform on Sunday, he noted that the former political figure is under suspicion for Saeedullah’s murder.

Allah Gul Mujahid, a contentious figure from the previous Afghan parliament and a former jihadist commander, was initially arrested in a controversial manner by the Taliban in Kabul in 2021 and subsequently left Afghanistan.

A video depicting Mujahid’s arrest, described by many as "humiliating," circulated at that time. In June 2023, the Taliban announced that Mujahid had returned to Afghanistan at the group’s invitation. Reports suggest that shortly after his return, he was detained again and remains imprisoned.