The National Resistance Front of Afghanistan has opened an office in Dushanbe
As reported by Asia-Plus, citing a source in the Afghan embassy in Tajikistan, an office of the National Resistance Front of Afghanistan has opened in Dushanbe. Photo: Internet According to the source, the office, located in the Ismoil Somoni district, is currently undergoing repairs. After the repairs, the National Resistance Front of Afghanistan will hold […]
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As reported by Asia-Plus, citing a source in the Afghan embassy in Tajikistan, an office of the National Resistance Front of Afghanistan has opened in Dushanbe.
Photo: Internet
According to the source, the office, located in the Ismoil Somoni district, is currently undergoing repairs. After the repairs, the National Resistance Front of Afghanistan will hold a press conference for journalists, where it will discuss its activities in Tajikistan.
Earlier, several experts informed Asia-Plus about the opening of the office of the National Resistance Front of Afghanistan. In particular, political scientist Amiri Zamon reported this.
The Information Department of the Tajik Ministry of Foreign Affairs informed the media that they do not have such information.
At the same time, the director of the Analytical Center of the Russian Society of Political Scientists, head of the Center for Afghan Policy Studies Andrey Serenko, reported on his Telegram channel on October 23: “The anti-Taliban National Resistance Front (NRF) of Afghanistan has opened its official representation in Tajikistan (Dushanbe).”
Earlier, the head of the Foreign Relations Department of the National Resistance Front, Ali Maisam Nazari, stated that the National Resistance Front of Afghanistan has registered its representation in the USA.
Nazari emphasized that the National Resistance Front will expand its official activities worldwide.
The National Resistance Front of Afghanistan was formed in Panjshir province after the Taliban seized power in Kabul in mid-August. Forces that refused to recognize the authority of the radical movement united around Ahmad Massoud — the son of the well-known Tajik field commander Ahmad Shah Massoud from the 1980s and 1990s.