Afghanistan: NFRA Calls For Resisting Taliban’s Brutality Amid Panjshir Valley Holdout

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As Afghan citizens continued to be in a big situation after more than 5 months since the Taliban takeover, the National Afghan front resistance (NRFA), who continued to condemn the Taliban for their actions issued a video message to Afghans, which was accessed by the Republic. In the message, NRFA stated that they urged Afghans not to be silent and that the Taliban could not be tolerated.

The NRFA message continues to state that their women are taken away, and such brutality will not be tolerated by them. NRFA claims that they will support Afghans if they raise the voice and fight the Taliban in the Province of Kapisa. They also said that they currently raised the NRFA flag and that they will continue their war to death.

In the message, NRFA also stated that they would not be remembered as a spy or as someone who sold their land in the eyes of the world. They then said that they would fight, and they hope the world will remember their good deeds when Afghanistan National Hero Ahmad Shah Masoud and General Raziq in defending their homeland. They claim that they will succeed and that their brotherhood and collaboration will continue, and they will stand on a doll, obey the resistance leader Ahmad Masoud, and fight the enemy to death.

Meanwhile, NRFA fighters at Panjshir Valley are still fighting against the Taliban with extremist groups. NRFA has condemned large-scale Taliban attacks on civilians in Panjshir since the terrorist group obtained control over Kabul in mid-August. They have repeatedly claimed that they will continue to fight the Taliban. After Kabul fell to the Taliban on August 15, Panjshir Province remained the only shelter, with the power of resistance led by Ahmad Massoud.

Previously, last week, Zabiullah Mujahid, who was the Deputy Minister of Information and Culture and a spokesman for Afghanistan stated that the Afghan delegation, led by Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs Amir Khan Motaqi, met with the leader of NRFA Ahmad Masoud in Iran. However, NRFA has denied the claim that Acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Motaqi met with NRFA leaders in Iran, Khaama Press.