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Panjshir Valley

Taliban claims to ‘fully capture’ Panjshir

The defiant Panjshir province has been witnessing heavy conflicts between the Taliban and resistance forces for the last seven days during which both sides have been inflicted casualties.

Taliban attacks Panjshir Valley; resistance forces want negotiations

Afghanistan is a country made up of ethnic minorities", he said. "It is a multicultural state. It needs a power-sharing deal where everyone sees itself in power... If one political force, whoever it is, from wherever they come from, if they try to dominate politics it will just create the conditions for internal warfare and the continuation of the current conflict."

Taliban resistance forming in the last holdout of Panjshir Valley

The Panjshir Valley has repeatedly played a decisive role in Afghanistan's military history, as its geographical position almost completely cuts it off from the rest of the country. The only access point to the region is through a narrow passage created by the Panjshir River, which can be easily defended militarily.