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Former Afghan vice-president Amrullah Saleh has said that Taliban forces are not allowing food &amp; fuel supplies into Andarab valley near Panjshir, which is the last bastion of resistance against the extremist group.
Terming the humanitarian situation "dire", Saleh said that thousands of women &amp; children have fled to mountains. He also alleged that Taliban soldiers were abduct children &amp; elderly to use them as shields.
Taliban forces have taken back three districts in northern Afghanistan from the resistance group and are nearing the Panjshir Valley.
Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid on Monday confirmed that Taliban forces had cleared the districts and were established in Badakhshan, Takhar and Andarab near the Panjshir valley.
Forces loyal to Ahmad Massoud, son of the late mujahideen commander Ahmad Shah Massoud, have established themselves in his Panjshir stronghold, and have refused to surrender to Taliban.
Saleh has also joined the resistance movement in north and has vowed to fight the Taliban.

Amrullah Saleh: Taliban not allowing food, fuel into resistance stronghold

Former Afghan VP says&nbsp;Taliban not allowing food, fuel into Andarab&nbsp;Valley near Panjshir, which the last bastion of resistance against the group. Taliban say they have reclaimed 3 districts are nearing Panjshir&nbsp;Valley

Former Afghan vice-president Amrullah Saleh has said that Taliban forces are not allowing food &amp; fuel supplies into Andarab valley near Panjshir, which is the last bastion of resistance against the extremist group.
Terming the humanitarian situation "dire", Saleh said that thousands of women &amp; children have fled to mountains. He also alleged that Taliban soldiers were abduct children &amp; elderly to use them as shields.
Taliban forces have taken back three districts in northern Afghanistan from the resistance group and are nearing the Panjshir Valley.
Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid on Monday confirmed that Taliban forces had cleared the districts and were established in Badakhshan, Takhar and Andarab near the Panjshir valley.
Forces loyal to Ahmad Massoud, son of the late mujahideen commander Ahmad Shah Massoud, have established themselves in his Panjshir stronghold, and have refused to surrender to Taliban.
Saleh has also joined the resistance movement in north and has vowed to fight the Taliban.

Former Afghan vice-president Amrullah Saleh has said that Taliban forces are not allowing food &amp; fuel supplies into Andarab valley near Panjshir, which is the last bastion of resistance against the extremist group.

&ldquo;Nations must respect the rule of law, not violence,&rdquo; said Amrullah Saleh, the erstwhile Vice President of Afghanistan and a leading face of the anti-Taliban resistance.
Saleh, who as per the constitution of Afghanistan now acts as the &lsquo;caretaker President&rsquo;, warned that his country is too big for Taliban to govern and for Pakistan to swallow.
The former VP has been historically vocal in his condemnation of Pakistan&rsquo;s support for Taliban.
A member of the anti-Taliban Northern Alliance during the civil war, Saleh has been at war with the group for years. After their takeover of Kabul, Saleh tweeted that he would never bow down to Talib Terrorists and would never be under one ceiling with the Taliban.
At present, he is believed to be in Panjshir Valley northeast of Kabul, the last standing resistance zone. Along with Ahmed Shah Massoud&rsquo;s son and former defence minister Bismillah Khan Mohammadi, Saleh is reportedly forming a guerrilla force to fight the Taliban.

Amrullah Saleh: Afghanistan too big for Pak to swallow, for Taliban to govern

The former VP has been historically vocal in his condemnation of Pakistan&rsquo;s support for Taliban.

//Nations must respect the rule of law, not violence: Afghanistan's 'caretaker President' //Amrullah&nbsp;Saleh&nbsp;continues to oppose Taliban's legitimacy, critiques Pak&nbsp;support&nbsp; //The former VP has been vocal in his&nbsp;condemnation of Pakistan&rsquo;s backing for Taliban //Saleh&nbsp;has refused to accept Taliban takeover, disavowed their legitimacy as govt&nbsp; //Saleh&nbsp;is reportedly in&nbsp;Panjshir Valley gathering a force to fight the Taliban

The former VP has been historically vocal in his condemnation of Pakistan&rsquo;s support for Taliban. In Panjshir&nbsp;Valley, the&nbsp;&lsquo;caretaker President&rsquo; is reportedly working on gathering a resistance&nbsp;force to fight back.&nbsp;

&ldquo;Nations must respect the rule of law, not violence,&rdquo; said Amrullah Saleh, the erstwhile Vice-President of Afghanistan and a leading face of the anti-Taliban resistance.
Saleh, who now claims to be the country's 'caretaker President' as per the constitution of Afghanistan, warned that his country is too big for Taliban to govern and for Pakistan to swallow.
The former VP has been historically vocal in his condemnation of Pakistan&rsquo;s support for Taliban.
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A member of the anti-Taliban Northern Alliance during the civil war, Saleh has been at war with the group for years. After their takeover of Kabul, Saleh tweeted that he would never bow down to Talib&nbsp;terrorists and would never be under one ceiling with the Taliban.
At present, he is believed to be in Panjshir Valley northeast of Kabul, the last standing resistance zone. Along with former resistance leader Ahmed Shah Massoud&rsquo;s son and former defence minister Bismillah Khan Mohammadi, Saleh is reportedly forming a guerrilla force to fight the Taliban.

Afghan vice president survives bomb attack, Haqqani role suspected 

Two days after Afghanistan First Vice President Amrullah Saleh raised the issue of Durand Line and talked about Peshawar as summer capital of Islamic Republic, the former intelligence chief was target of an Improvised Explosive Device attack in Kabul that left three of his bodyguards injured and killed 10 civilians.&nbsp;
No one immediately claimed responsibility for the bombing and the Taliban quickly denied they were behind the attack.
First Vice President Amrullah Saleh suffered minor burns in the blast.
According to diplomats based in Kabul and New Delhi, the needle of suspicion for the attack on Saleh is towards the Haqqani network as the Zadran tribe.

Afghan vice president survives bomb attack Ex_intelligence chief targeted in Central Kabul 10 civilians killed, his 3 bodyguards wounded Haqqani&nbsp;network suspected behind the attack&nbsp;

Two days after Afghanistan First Vice President Amrullah Saleh raised the issue of Durand Line and talked about Peshawar as summer capital of Islamic Republic, the former intelligence chief was target of an Improvised Explosive Device attack in Kabul that left three of his bodyguards injured and killed 10 civilians.&nbsp;
No one immediately claimed responsibility for the bombing and the Taliban quickly denied they were behind the attack.
First Vice President Amrullah Saleh suffered minor burns in the blast.
According to diplomats based in Kabul and New Delhi, the needle of suspicion for the attack on Saleh is towards the Haqqani network as the Zadran tribe.

Kabul blast targets Afghan vice president Saleh’s convoy, 2 killed

An explosion targeting the convoy of Afghanistan&rsquo;s Vice President Amrullah Saleh convoy rocked Kabul early Wednesday. According to the country&rsquo;s officials, this terrorist attack has failed and Saleh is safe and fine. Speaking on condition of anonymity, one of Saleh&rsquo;s aides told AFP that a suicide bomber had targeted Saleh&rsquo;s convoy as he left his home and was headed to work.

Kabul blast targets Afghan vice president Saleh’s convoy

Explosion rocked central Kabul on Wednesday
Explosion targeted&nbsp;Afghan Vice President Amrullah Saleh's convoy
The terrorist attack failed, Saleh&nbsp;is safe

An explosion targeting the convoy of Afghanistan&rsquo;s Vice President Amrullah Saleh&nbsp;rocked Kabul early Wednesday.&nbsp;At least two people were killed and a dozen more were wounded in the explosion.
According to the country&rsquo;s officials, this terrorist attack has failed and Saleh is safe and fine. Speaking on condition of anonymity, one of Saleh&rsquo;s aides told AFP that a suicide bomber had targeted Saleh&rsquo;s convoy as he left his home and was headed to work.

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