Afghanistan
Afghanistan: Multiple protests against Pakistan take place in Kabul
Kabul/IBNS: In what appears like a people's backlash in Afghanistan, multiple protests against Pakistan were reported in the capital city of Kabul late night Monday.
People protested on the streets of Kabul against Pakistan's state-sponsored terrorism activities.
Late at night, even women came out and protested against Pakistan, calling for the 'death' of Islamabad and 'long life' of Afghanistan.
They refrained from speaking directly against the Taliban, which invaded Afghanistan last month, but indirectly protested against them too.
Earlier, Ahmad Massoud, the leader of the Resistance forces in Panjshir, had asked people to stand against Taliban and Pakistan.
Reports of multiple protests in Kabul late night against Pakistan. People in the streets slam state sponsored terrorism by Pak, women came out and protested against Pak. They refrained to speak against #Taliban but indirectly protested against them. #kabul #afghanistanwomen pic.twitter.com/XZdfSrpzk2
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Pakistan Air Force drones were used to bomb on Sunday Afghanistan's Panjshir province, which was the last bastion of the National Resistance Force before it fell to the Taliban finally, several media reports claimed.
Smart bombs were used to bomb Panjshir, former Samangan MP Zia Arianjad said as quoted by various media.
Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid Monday declared victory of the insurgent group over the resistance forces in the northeastern province of Panjshir.
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