But the Taliban in Badakhshan: The opposition is spreading propaganda about seizing areas

On Saturday, the ninth of Aqrab (November 31 in the Gregorian calendar), he claimed during a meeting in Badakhshan that Taliban opponents are active under the slogans of freedom and democracy, while, according to him, the Taliban has established an Islamic system in the country.


Najib continued his remarks by urging opponents to refrain from raising the issue of democracy in Afghanistan. He also claimed that no group has the military capability to confront the Taliban, and that individuals killed in clashes with this group lose their lives without achieving anything.


The Taliban governor in Badakhshan, without naming any specific movement, accused armed opponents of pursuing propaganda by claiming to liberate Afghanistan. He also called on the youth not to continue the war and not to strive to change the country's political system.


Meanwhile, in recent years, several military and political movements have formed in opposition to the Taliban, including the National Resistance Front of Afghanistan, the Afghanistan Freedom Front, and the United Front of Afghanistan. These groups have reported carrying out attacks against Taliban forces on various occasions.


In the past years, the Taliban has described its armed opponents with terms such as "rioters," "rebels," and "sources of evil and corruption," considering their activities a factor in the country's instability. In response, opposition movements say the goal of their struggle is to end the monopoly of power and establish an inclusive political system based on the vote and will of the people.



Rahmatullah Najib, the Taliban governor in Badakhshan, has dismissed claims by groups opposing this organization regarding the capture of certain areas of Afghanistan as baseless, stating that these movements have resorted to propaganda to attract attention.

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