The Taliban forces signed a cooperation agreement with the residents of the Afghan province of Panjshir. Photo: Internet According to the publication “Subhe Kabul“, an agreement consisting of 12 points was signed between the Taliban and the residents of the Afghan province of Panjshir. Under this agreement, the residents of Panjshir province are required to […]
The Taliban forces signed a cooperation agreement with the residents of the Afghan province of Panjshir.
Photo: InternetAccording to the publication “Subhe Kabul“, an agreement consisting of 12 points was signed between the Taliban and the residents of the Afghan province of Panjshir.
Under this agreement, the residents of Panjshir province are required to refrain from any form of cooperation with the forces of the National Resistance Front, including providing food, shelter, and information.
The agreement stipulates that, in turn, the Taliban must vacate residential homes, mosques, schools, and hospitals that are being used as military bases, and put an end to searches of residents’ homes and checks of their mobile phones.
It has been reported that after the signing of the agreement, Taliban militants violated some of its conditions several times, and for this reason, the governor of Panjshir province, Mawlavi Qudratullah, wanted to resign. However, the Taliban leadership did not accept his resignation, promising that they would “take seriously” the adherence to the terms of the agreement from now on.
Panjshir province was a stronghold of the National Resistance Front of Afghanistan, led by Ahmad Massoud, the son of the famous Ahmad Shah Massoud. However, the Taliban took control of the province and appointed Mawlavi Qudratullah as governor.