Nasir Ahmad Andisheh: The cracks in the Taliban leadership have deepened

Elaha Sun Jan 2026 8 months ago 912

Mr. Andishah says that successive changes in high-level administrative positions and the process of internal purges have significantly weakened the structural cohesion of the Taliban. According to Andishah, decision-making is no longer managed from a single center, and sections of this group have gradually slipped out of the direct control of the Taliban leader.


Based on this assessment, competition among internal circles within the Taliban has intensified, with each faction striving to seize a greater share of power—a situation that, in the view of observers, poses a serious threat to the stability of the current regime.


While the Taliban seek to project an image of stable governance, diplomatic sources in international forums speak of rising tensions and deep dis协调 among this group's leadership—disputes that have shaken the foundations of the Taliban's administration.


According to this Afghan diplomat, the Taliban leadership is attempting to restrict independent oversight of certain key institutions; however, it lacks the necessary capacity to rein in these trends—an indication of a kind of "silent collapse" within the Taliban's internal structure.


Experts on Afghan affairs warn that the persistence of these disputes, beyond threatening political stability, could also exacerbate the human rights situation and humanitarian crisis in the country. They emphasize that the international community must reassess its approach toward Afghanistan with a realistic understanding of these fissures.


These developments are occurring at a time when the people of Afghanistan are grappling with a severe livelihood and social crisis, and any weakness in political management could have broader consequences for the country's future.

Nasir Ahmad Andishah, Afghanistan's representative at the United Nations Office in Geneva, has reported an escalation in internal disputes and divisions within the Taliban's leadership structure, stating that the leader of this group faces serious challenges within the Taliban organization to maintain his authority.

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