Afghan Vice President – I Will Never Bow Down In Front Of Taliban

Afghan Vice President- I will never bow down in front of the Taliban under any circumstances.

Afghanistan’s First Vice President Amrullah Saleh said on Tuesday that he is in Kabul and is the country’s legitimate caretaker president.

President Ashraf Ghani left the country shortly before the Taliban captured the capital, Kabul.

During a security meeting chaired by Ghani last week, Saleh said he was proud of the armed forces and that the government would take all measures to strengthen resistance against the Taliban.

However, Afghanistan came under Taliban control and it took a few days instead of months.

Afghan Vice President: Arguing with US President Joe Biden is useless.

In a series of tweets on Tuesday, Saleh said, “It’s useless to argue with President Joe Biden, who made the decision to withdraw American troops.”

He called on Afghan citizens to show that Afghanistan is not Vietnam.

Afghan army video surfaced.

Incidentally, a video has been released in which Afghan civilians can be seen trying to board a US military plane when it is about to take off.

The video is reminiscent of a 1975 photograph in which people were seen trying to board a helicopter while returning from Vietnam.

I will never bow down to the Taliban under any circumstances.

The whereabouts of Saleh is not known at this time. He said that he would never bow down to the Taliban under any circumstances.

He said he would never betray Ahmed Shah Massoud, the leader of the Northern Coalition, who was assassinated by two al-Qaeda operatives just before the September 11, 2001 attack on the US.

Taliban vandalizes Hazara leader Abdul Ali Mazari’s statue, murdered in 1995

After the occupation of Afghanistan, the Taliban is trying to show itself as revenge. Promising respect to women and security to people, but on the other hand, his real face is also coming to the fore.

The Taliban blew up the statue of slain Hazara leader Abdul Ali Mazari in Bamiyan. The Hazara leader was killed by the Taliban during their previous rule.

Salim Javed, a human rights activist, tweeted, “The Taliban have blown up the statue of Hazara leader Abdul Ali Mazari, who was killed in Bamiyan.

The last time they killed the Hazara leader and blew up all the historical and archaeological sites, including the huge Buddha statues.