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Border clashes between Taliban and Pakistan Propaganda war erupts as both sides share misleading information after days-long clashes. 24 Sept 2024 Feature image source: TOLOnews On 4 September 2024, Afghan media outlets reported that a clash broke out between Pakistan and Taliban border guards along the Khost-Kurram border, on the Durand Line. These reports indicate that skirmishes continued intermittently until 9 September 2024. AW note that this is not the first instance of conflict between the two sides; they have clashed multiple times since the Taliban assumed power in 2021. On 9 September 2024, Mawlawi Shabir Ahmad Osmani, the Taliban’s Director of Information and Culture for Khost province, told state media that the conflict began when Pakistani forces opened fire on Taliban personnel conducting construction work for a new checkpoint on the Afghan side of the Durand Line. He confirmed that one Taliban member was killed, and four civilians were injured. Osmani also reported that five Pakistani security forces members were killed during the clashes. Pro-Taliban accounts on X (formerly Twitter), however, provided more detailed information regarding the clashes, identifying two Taliban casualties. These accounts confirmed the deaths of two Taliban members, Shafiullah, alias Rahbar , and Hafiz Herat, also known as Zubair, and the injury of another during the clashes. However, Pakistani state media, as reported by Anadolu News Agency , claimed that eight Taliban members, including two commanders, Khalil and Jan Muhammad , were killed, while 16 others were injured in the clashes. AW note that the names of the Taliban commanders reportedly killed in the clashes, as reported by Pakistani media, do not match the names confirmed by pro-Taliban sources. Citing unnamed security sources, state-affiliated outlets claimed that Pakistani forces “befittingly” retaliated against alleged shelling and gunfire from Afghan border guards, holding the Afghan side responsible for initiating the confrontation. Farzana Shah, a pro-Pakistan journalist specialising in security issues, reported that “five Pakistani Security Forces personnel, including a Captain rank officer, have been injured as Border guards of IEA regime targeted Pakistani territory.” Dissemination of online disinformation T he propaganda battle between pro-Taliban and pro-Pakistan accounts extended beyond casualty figures and involved the dissemination of disinformation. On 8 September 2024, pro-Pakistan propaganda accounts circulated a photo of a burning vehicle, falsely claiming it was a Soviet-made T-62 tank belonging to the Taliban that had been targeted and destroyed by Pakistani border forces in Khost. AW determined that the photo originated from the war in Ukraine, and had been previously posted on 7 April 2022, by the Ukraine Weapons Tracker on X. Figure: Comparison between the photo posted by a Pakistani propaganda account on 8 September 2024, claiming to show a Taliban tank burning in Nangarhar, Afghanistan (left), and the original photo, posted on 7 April 2022, by an account tracking the Ukraine conflict, which stated that the image depicts a Russian tank destroyed by the Ukrainian Air Assault Brigade (right). On 8 September 2024, several pro-Taliban accounts posted a photo showing the bodies of six uniformed soldiers, claiming that the Taliban had killed 14 Pakistani soldiers during the border clash in Khost. However, AW determined that the photo was from May 2016, reportedly depicting six Assam Rifles personnel killed in an ambush by suspected militants in northeastern India. AW note that another video , shared by pro-Taliban accounts , allegedly depicting the recent border clash between the Taliban and Pakistani border guards, was also not related to the incident, having been posted on 16 June 2023 by The Khorasan Diary. Share

Truck driver protest in Herat met with violence A protest by truck drivers in Herat on 28 August 2024 over Taliban-imposed costs and preferential treatment turned violent when Taliban forces reportedly opened fire, wounding at least one protester. 9 Sept 2024 On 28 August 2024, online media outlets Zawia News and Herat Times , and Afghan journalist in exile Bilal Sarwary , posted footage on their social media channels showing a protest of several hundred cargo truck drivers in a recently constructed freight area. AW geolocated the imagery to an area on the outskirts of Guzara Village in Guzara District, Herat, less than nine kilometres from Herat International Airport. According to Zawia News and Sarwary, three protesters were wounded, with Sarwary claiming the injuries were caused by Taliban gunfire. Figure: Geolocation of protests to a recently constructed freight site [34.179867, 62.140636] in Herat. Reports claimed different reasons for the protests. Etilaatroz claimed that the protests were against preferential allocation of work to drivers with connections to the Taliban. According to a driver from Herat the outlet spoke with , only those with a “strong connection to the Taliban” are given loads to transport several times a month; meanwhile, those without connections are unable to get a load to transport even once a month. Afghanistan International reported that the demonstrations were against Taliban customs in Herat imposing extra costs on drivers. According to sources interviewed by Radio Azadi , however, the protests were in response to the reduction of drivers’ wages for transporting cargo. While the specifics of claims differ, it is clear that the protests were against Taliban policies perceived to impact the earnings of drivers. Violent Taliban response to the Herat protest The Radio Azadi report quoted two drivers, who claimed that protesters had stopped some vehicles attempting to cross the picket line, which the Taliban responded to with gunfire. According to Radio Azadi, Afghanistan International and Etilaatroz , the violence resulted in the injury of one protester. Amu TV stated that one person was injured and another killed. In separate reporting on the incident, Sarwary, Zawia Media and Zala News claimed that three people were injured when Taliban forces opened fire on the protesters. According to sources cited by 8AM Media , at least four people were injured in the incident. Radio Azadi sources identified the wounded individual, a 20-year-old man, whom his uncle claimed had been shot in the hand and foot. Both Afghanistan International and Zawia News also published footage showing a young man at the protest being carried away with an injured hand and foot/leg. Although based on all available footage AW was able to verify the presence of armed Taliban forces at the scene of the protest, only one injured protestor could be identified at the site. Figure: Screenshots of footage showing injuries to protester’s right hand and left foot/leg. Official Taliban response to Herat protest On 29 August 2024, 8AM Media reported that the Taliban had confirmed the use of weapons at the protest via a newsletter published by the Herat Governor’s Press Office. According to the newsletter, “abusive people” had attacked transport employees with stones and sticks, which caused the Taliban to respond by firing into the air, with the implication that the wounding of the protester was accidental. While AW observed footage showing a single stone being thrown at a building with smashed windows, none of the footage showed any physical abuse on behalf of the protesters against people, nor did they appear to be armed with sticks. Additional truck driver protests across Afghanistan A video uploaded by Zawia News on 29 August 2024 shows what appear to be additional truck driver protests across areas of Herat and Kandahar. In the video, speakers address groups of men in different locations, including what is alleged to be the exterior of the Kandahar Provincial Governor’s office. The speakers claim to be striking against “extortionate transport and transit fees” and “illegal taxes.” They also claim that the Taliban are giving preference to their own drivers. A protest of truck drivers was also reported to have taken place in Kabul. A video posted by Afghanistan International on 30 August 2024 shows a group of men gathered inside a building, reportedly demonstrating against a commission set up to deal with issues brought up by truck drivers in the city. They were also complaining about increased transport fees, taxes, and extortion by the Taliban, with one driver stating: “We can not speak out. Our demand for our rights would be met with gunfire.” AW was not able to verify the location of the indoor protest. Remarks Claims of extortion of civilians by Taliban members is not a new phenomenon. Cargo drivers claimed to have been extorted by the group even under the former government, and the practice has reportedly continued under Taliban rule. On 1 September 2024, the Taliban Ministry of Transportation posted a statement on X, claiming the Deputy Minister for Transportation met with protesters in Herat and addressed drivers’ concerns regarding the new fare regulations. However, it is unclear whether any such action has actually been taken. This protest is the second of three in just over four weeks in Herat; on 30 July 2024 and 5 September 2024 , large scale protests of money exchangers took place in Herat City, also in response to Taliban policies that were perceived to impact livelihoods. However, such demonstrations are not without risk, as the truck drivers’ protest in Herat has shown that the Taliban have proven willing to disperse demonstrators with the use of force. It is therefore possible that further protests will be seen in the future, particularly as Afghan men have repeatedly shown a willingness to stand up against policies that affect them financially. Share

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Closure of Afghan diplomatic missions in Europe sparks protests and concern over Taliban control Taliban halts cooperation with diplomatic missions not under their control, protests against engagement with Taliban by Western countries. 24 Sept 2024 Following the Taliban’s return to power in 2021, many Afghan overseas diplomatic missions severed ties with Afghanistan’s de facto authorities, continuing to provide consular services to Afghans abroad as they had under the previous Afghan administration. However, the Taliban has been consistently trying to take control of these consulates and embassies, to ensure “good interactions” and “official relations” with the international community. In March 2023, the Taliban’s Spokesperson told Tolonews that the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) had sent diplomats to Pakistan, Iran, China, Russia, Turkey, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, as well as several Arab and African countries. He added that efforts were underway to assume control of the operations of additional Afghan embassies and consulates. According to a statement issued by the Taliban’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) on 30 July 2024, despite repeated requests, many overseas diplomatic missions refused to coordinate their work with the Taliban in Kabul. As such, the MoFA stated it would no longer recognise consular services – including passport renewals and visa issuance – from Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, France, Germany (Bonn and Berlin), Greece, Italy, Norway, Poland, Sweden, Switzerland and the UK. Since then, several European governments have advised their Afghan diplomatic representatives to coordinate their work with the Taliban. Following the MoFA announcement, international media reported on the imminent closure of Afghan diplomatic missions in Norway and the UK , on 12 September and 9 September 2024, respectively, following the dismissal of embassy staff, including ambassadors. According to Radio Free Europe , both British and Norwegian governments have insisted that the move does not amount to formal recognition of the Taliban, and noted that the buildings that housed these diplomatic missions would eventually be handed over to a “recognised” government of Afghanistan. Meanwhile, the fate of the Afghan embassy in Berlin and consulate in Bonn, Germany remain unknown , however a senior Afghan diplomat in Europe told Amu TV that the German government had informally urged Afghanistan’s embassy in Berlin to resolve its issues with the Taliban to ensure ongoing operations. The source added that Germany was the only country that had formally responded to a letter from the Taliban’s MoFA. The consulate in Munich, however, is likely to remain operational, as it has already coordinated its activities with the Taliban. A series of reactions from the Afghan diaspora followed the decision to close the diplomatic missions and increase coordination with the Taliban. Some claim it amounts to normalisation of relations with the Taliban, while others have expressed concerns over the potential disruption of consular services. Many also raised safety concerns regarding the Taliban’s potential access to information regarding Afghans who served alongside international forces over the past two decades, should the diplomatic missions be handed over to Afghanistan’s de facto authorities. Political concerns On 12 September 2024, the National Resistance Front (NRF) issued a statement expressing concern over the closure of several Afghan diplomatic missions across Europe. The anti-Taliban movement said that it opposed any engagement that would lead to Taliban control of diplomatic entities. The statement noted that embassies were the only remaining addresses of the people of Afghanistan, the closure of which would add to the problems of Afghan immigrants and asylum seekers. It also highlighted security repercussions for Afghan refugees of entrusting diplomatic missions to the Taliban, arguing that the Taliban’s access to these entities would allow the group to develop cases against Afghan refugees in Europe, including the thousands of Afghan citizens who helped international forces in Afghanistan. On previous occasions, the NRF , alongside the National Resistance Council for the Salvation of Afghanistan , opposed Iranian and Chinese initiatives to hand over Afghan embassies to the Taliban. On 29 August 2024, the Coordination Council of the Diplomatic Missions of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan also expressed concern over the Taliban’s goal of assuming control of Afghan diplomatic missions in Europe. In an official statement , the group claimed that any changes to the status quo could have profound negative consequences for the Afghan diaspora in Europe. Amidst announcements of closures of diplomatic missions in Europe, Rina Amiri , the US Special Envoy for Afghan Women, Girls and Human Rights, at the 57th session of the UN’s Human Rights Council on 9 September 2024, asked the world not to normalise ties with the Taliban until there was a “profound shift” in the group’s conduct. Protests against European states’ decisions to close diplomatic missions, increase coordination with Taliban On 7 September 2024, Voice of America (VOA) reported that a dozen Afghan citizens gathered in front of the German Foreign Office in Berlin to protest the German government’s reported coordination with the Taliban, regarding Afghan diplomatic missions on German soil. Fawzia Wahdat, one of the protest organisers, told VOA that the protesters were calling on the German government to list the Taliban as a terrorist movement, and were protesting the normalisation of relations with the Taliban. Days later, on 11 September 2024, another group of Afghan citizens gathered in front of the German Foreign Office in Berlin, to protest against any engagement with the Taliban. Participants claimed that entrusting Afghan diplomatic missions to the Taliban could increase the risk of terrorism spillover to Germany and the rest of Europe. They added that any engagement with the Taliban would amount to cooperation with a terrorist group that does not believe in human rights or political conventions. Zahid, a participant in the protest, told Afghanistan International that the German government had international obligations that it had to uphold; he explained that the protests were reminders of the government’s commitment to fight terrorism, adding that the Taliban was a terrorist group that Germany fought for 20 years alongside other international forces. Figure: #No_To_Engagement_With_Terrorism, the title of a poster circulated by independent networks of Afghans based in Germany, calling on Afghans to come together on 11 September 2024 in Berlin to protest Germany’s decision to increase coordination with the Taliban regarding Afghan diplomatic missions in Germany. In addition to these protests, several members of the Spontaneous Movement of Protesting Women in Afghanistan, a US-run organisation with many members in Afghanistan, condemned the German government’s decision to increase coordination with the Taliban around the diplomatic missions, claiming it was a betrayal of Afghan women. Afghan citizens in Norway raised similar concerns. Several who spoke with Azadi Radio said that they would face many problems when the embassy closed, including the need to go to other countries to obtain passports and birth certificates. Share

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Shia Afghan leader calls for armed resistance at Frankfurt conference Calls for armed resistance against the Taliban at a conference of Shia Afghans in Germany were largely met with reticence from Shias both in Afghanistan and abroad. 3 Jul 2024 Multiple Afghan media sources reported that a conference of Shia Afghans in Frankfurt, Germany, held on 8 June 2024, had called for armed resistance against the Taliban. According to the National Resistance Front (NRF), the meeting was organised by prominent Shia cleric and senior NRF leadership council member Sheikh Mashkoor Kabuli , with the backing of Shia Islamic centres in Frankfurt. On Facebook, Kabuli claimed : “over 50 influential national personalities, elites, scholars, and prominent Shia representatives attended the conference and some participants from Australia, Sweden, France, Turkey, and Iran joined the conference online.” Photos of the conference, shared by Kabuli, reveal that dozens of people attended the gathering. A bilingual banner , in Dari and German, displayed the event’s title: “International Conference of Afghan Shias in Europe.” The main topic of the conference was also displayed on the banner: “Investigating the Situation of Shias in Afghanistan Under Taliban Rule,” as well as discussion points which included analysing targeted attacks and forced migration against Shias, international support for Shias, and the global community’s role in preventing an alleged Shia genocide. Figure: Photographs from the Shia conference in Germany, depicting attendees and the conference banner. Upon closing the conference, Kabuli shared a declaration on Facebook, which covered the following five points: Resistance and the fight against the Taliban Coordination with other anti-Taliban forces National unity and forming a democratic government No trust in Taliban International support. According to the declaration, participants emphasised the need for “decisive resistance” and a “direct fight with the Taliban.” Representatives reportedly stated: “the Shia community should stand against Taliban oppression in an organised manner, and, if necessary, armed.” Reactions to the conference’s call for armed resistance Prominent Shia figures in Afghanistan and abroad reacted online to the conference in Germany. While many acknowledged the challenges faced by Shias in Afghanistan, and the need for positive governance in Afghanistan, these voices largely opposed the call for violence, and many took issue with Kabuli acting as a spokesperson for Shias and Hazaras in Afghanistan while operating from the safety of Europe. Pro-resistance Tajik sources, however, belittled these criticisms for their lack of proposed action against the Taliban. In reference to the conference, and Kabuli’s call for armed resistance, Jafar Mahdavi, a Hazara Shia, and former Member of Parliament, currently living in Kabul, said on X (formerly Twitter): “We do not deny the existence of problems. However, the Shia and Hazara communities of Afghanistan, for the nation’s and country’s benefit, prefer to learn from our bitter and bloody past. We aim to solve existing problems with tolerance, patience, and peaceful mechanisms, utilising Islamic and patriotic spiritual capacities. It is worth noting that many significant and minor issues have been resolved in the past three years through this strategy, avoiding fruitless, inconclusive, and violent conflicts.” Hazara Shia leader and former Minister of Commerce Mohammad Natiqi, who currently lives in Turkey, reacted to the conference, saying: “The meeting of Mr Mashkoor Kabuli and his friends in Germany has nothing to do with the Hazara community, and no one has appointed him as a spokesperson to such recklessly call people on the line of war and fire. In the face of the murderous Taliban, we make and announce decisions according to the requirements and conditions.” In response to Natiqi’s post, pro-resistance Tajik general Haroon Mubariz said : “Okay, so just watch and wait until the Taliban gives you an ambassador position out of charity.” Wahdat Shamal, a pro-resistance Tajik activist also replied to Natiji’s post: “Does this mean that tolerating cruelty has become a habit for you? Does it mean you want to die like an ant under the Pashtuns’ feet?” Hassan Ali Adalat, a Hazara Shia University Professor and political analyst, who currently resides in Canada, said on X: “Whoever gives a fatwa for war should be in the front line of the war, and the Afghan Shias should ask these 50 Shia Mullahs in Europe, including (former Vice President Amrullah) Saleh, to take the lead in the war against the Taliban instead of encouraging others to make sacrifices.” Female Hazara Shia civil society activist Laila Forugh, who currently lives outside of Afghanistan, referenced the recent Taliban shutdown of prominent Shia media station Tamadon TV in her response to the conference, suggesting that the closure was not enough to warrant armed resistance. She told her 32,000 followers on X: “Inviting Hazaras and Shias to war because of the closure of Mohseni's Madrassa and television shows that the inviters do not know the Hazara community. There is no doubt that the fight against Taliban is necessary, but it is impossible for the Hazara and Shia community to rise up for the sake of Mohseni and according to Mashkoor Kabuli's fatwa.” Similarly, Masha Heza, a female Hazara Shia political activist and entrepreneur, living in New York, with over 11,000 followers on X wrote : “The meeting of Mr Mashkoor Kabuli and his friends in Germany has nothing to do with the Shia Hazara community.” Another Hazara political activist, Danesh, living in Turkey, also shared the same opinion. Conclusion The current anti-Taliban armed resistance fronts in Afghanistan, including the NRF and the Afghanistan Freedom Front, are predominantly led by Tajiks, with some Pashtun participation, and rare involvement from other ethnic groups, including Shia Hazaras. Notably, Mashkoor Kabuli is the only senior Shia figure in the leadership of these armed resistance groups. Although his call for resistance is significant, reactions from prominent Shia figures inside Afghanistan and abroad indicate that the Hazara community, despite its problems with the Taliban, is not ready to endorse calls for armed resistance. Share

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د ملا عمر د قبر د موقعیت د معلومولو لپاره د خلاصې سرچینې استخبارات کارولو سره د نومبر په لومړیو کې د طالبانو لوړ پوړي شخصیتونه د دې ډلې د بنسټ ایښودونکي او لومړي امیر ملا محمد عمر د ښخولو ځای د پرانېستلو لپاره راغونډ شول. تر دې دمه د هغه د ښخولو ځای د امنیتي دلایلو له امله ناڅرګند و. د خلاصې سرچینې تخنیکونو په کارولو سره افغان وتنس د قبر دقیق جغرافیه ځای په ګوته کړه د ۲۰۲۲ کال د نومبر په ۶ مه د زابل ولایت په سورې ولسوالۍ کې د طالبانو زیات شمیر لوړپوړي شخصیتونه د دې ډلې د بنسټ ایښودونکي او لومړي امیر ملا محمد عمر د ښخولو ځای په ډاګه کولو لپاره راغونډ شول . عمر په ۲۰۱۳ کال کې د روغتیايي ستونزو له امله مړ شوی و . تر دې دمه د هغه د ښخولو ځای د امنیتي دلایلو له امله ناڅرګند و . د طالبانو د دولتي ټلویزیون د افغانستان ملي راډيو تلويزون پښتو د ویډیويي راپور له مخې قبر د زابل د مرکز کلات په سویل لویدیځ کې د سورې په ولسوالۍ کې موقعیت لري. په ګوګل یوټیوب او ټویټر کې د څو پښتو او انګلیسي لټون پوښتنو په کارولو سره د افغان وتنس پلټونکو د یوټیوب کارونکي د عمر د قبر ځای ته د سفر یوه ویډیو یو انځور او یو خبری مقاله راټوله کړه کوم چې د دقیق ځای د موندلو لپاره کارول شوي. د عمر د زیږون ځای او د قبر عمومي ساحه پیژندنه په یوټیوب کې شریکه شوې ویډیو چې د ملا عمر قبر ته د سفر ښکارندویي کوي د نږدې ساحې د ولسوالۍ د پیژندلو د عمر د زیږون ځای موقعت معلومولو او د جنازې ځای ته د رسیدو لپاره کارول کیږي . ویډیو د یوې صحنې سره پیل کیږي چې موټر په لوی ښار کې چلوي . د جغرافیایي موقعیت په کارولو سره د افغان وتنس پلټونکو دا ښار د قلات غلزی په توګه پیژندلی چې د عمر د قبر د لټون ساحه یې کمه کړه . انځور : په یوټیوب ویډیو کې د جیولیکیشن صحنه [ ۰ : ۰۶ ] د زابل ولایت قلات غلزی ښودل کیږي [ ۳۲ . ۱۰۵۴۷۴ , ۶۶ . ۹۰۳۸۵۳ ] ویډیو بیا ښيي چې موټر د سورې ولسوالۍ ته ننوځي . دروازه د شینکۍ په ولسوالۍ کې د کلات غلزۍ په څنډه کې موقعیت لري چې د لټون ساحه یې تنګ کړه . انځور : په یوټیوب ویډیو کې د جیولیکیشن صحنه [ ۰ : ۱۲ ] ښیي چې موټر د سورې ولسوالۍ ته ننوځي [ ۳۲ . ۰۹۸۰۲۹ , ۶۶ . ۹۲۷۸۰۷ ] وروسته په ویډیو کې موټر د عمر زی کلي ته ننوځي چې د ملا عمر ټاټوبی و . د پورتنیو کارونو پر بنسټ چې د نږدې ساحې د محدودولو لپاره کارول شوي چې د عمر قبر او کور موقعیت لري د افغان وتنس پلټونکو د بشري غبرګون د حوالې نقشه کارولې ترڅو د نږدې لټون په ساحه کې د عمر زای په نوم کلی وپیژندل شي . انځور : د بشردوستانه غبرګون د حوالې نقشه د " عمر زای " [ نارنج ] په نوم یو کلی پیژني د لټون په نږدې ساحه کې [ سور ]. د افغان وتنس پلټونکو بیا د سپوږمکۍ د عکسونو په کارولو سره د زابل ولایت د شینکۍ په ولسوالۍ کې د عمر زوی کلی په ګوته کړ چیرته چې عمر د خپل مرګ څخه مخکې د عبدالجبار عمري په کور کې پټ و . انځور : په یوټیوب ویډیو کې د جیولیکیشن صحنه [ ۱ : ۰۲ ] د زابل ولایت په شینکۍ ولسوالۍ کې د عمر زای ښودل کیږي [ ۳۱ . ۹۵۵۷۵۰ , ۶۷ . ۰۰۶۱۲۳ ] د ملا عمر د ټاټوبي له پیژندلو وروسته د افغان وتنس پلټونکو د یوټیوب پاتې فوٹیج تحلیل کړل ترڅو د قبر د موقعیت په اړه نښې روښانه کړي . د دقیق ځای پیژندل د یوټیوب ویډیو او ګوګل ارت څخه د یوې صحنې په کارولو سره د عمر زای کلي څو کیلومتره لویدیز کې د قبر لپاره نږدې موقعیت پیژندل شوی . انځور : د یوټیوب ویډیو [ ۱ : ۴۴ ] کې لیدل شوې نږدې سیمه د زابل ولایت په شینکۍ ولسوالۍ کې د عمر زای لویدیځ ته د ملا عمر قبر ښیي له همدې ځایه د یوې خبر مقالې څخه معلومات چې د قبر په لور یو نوی سړک جوړ شوی و د سپوږمکۍ عکسونو سره یوځای شوی او د عمر د قبر موقعیت پیژندلو لپاره کارول شوی . انځور : د سپوږمکۍ انځورونه د زابل ولایت په شینکۍ ولسوالۍ کې د ملا محمد عمر د مړیني ځای ته څېرمه په کوم ځای کې ښخ شوي دي [ ۳۱ . ۹۵۲۵۵۲ , ۶۶ . ۹۵۴۴۳۵ ] د ځمکې پر مخ یو عکس بیا د سایټ تصدیق کولو لپاره کارول کیدی شي چې پورته د سپوږمکۍ عکس العمل له لارې پیژندل شوی . انځور : د انځور جغرافیایي موقعیت د زابل ولایت په شینکۍ ولسوالۍ کې د عمر زای سره نږدې هغه سیمه ښیي چې ملا محمد عمر پکې ښخ دی [ ۳۱ . ۹۵۲۵۵۲ , ۶۶ . ۹۵۴۴۳۵ ] د ډیرو څیړنو او خلاصې سرچینې تخنیکونو په کارولو سره د افغان وتنس پلټونکو وتوانید چې د ملا عمر د قبر موقعیت وپیژني کوم چې مخکې د خلکو له سترګو پټ و . د افغان وتنس خبریال : افغان وتنس ۲۹ نومبر ۲۰۲۲

په کندهار کې د شعيه ګانو تر ټولو لوی جومات کې ځانمرګی برید وشو، هزاره قوم اقلیت په نښه شول د دوو چاودنو په پایله کې ۴۰ تنه وژل شوي دي، افغان وتنس د برید څخه د مخفي ویډیو څارنه عكاسي تحلیلوي خبرداری: دا مقاله د خورا ګرافیک موادو سره اړیکې لري. د ۲۰۲۱ کال د اکتوبر په ۱۵ د سهار په ۱۲:۴۲ دقیقو د سهار د پولیسو په لومړۍ ناحیه کې د کندهار د شعيه ګانو تر ټولو لوی جومات، مسجد جامعه فاطيمه یا د بي بي فاطمې په جومات کې د دوو چاودنو له امله تر ۴۰ زیات کسان ووژل شول او لسګونه نور ټپیان شول. اول شکل: په جومات کې هزاره لمونځ کوونکي. اول شکل: د برید ځای په کندهار ښار کې د شعيه ګانو ترټولو لوی جومات په توګه د فاطمې جومات په عمده توګه د هزاره قوم لخوا ګډون کيړي، چې د هیواد دریم لوی قومي ګروپ دی، چې د کلونو راهیسې په افغانستان او ګاونډي پاکستان کې له تبعیض او ځورونې سره مخ دی. داعش خراسان څانګې د خپلې خبري اژانس اعماق له خوا په خپره شوې خبرپاڼه کې د دغه برید مسوولیت منلی دی، دغې ډلې ویلي چې د اسلامي دولت دوه جنګیالي انس الخراساني او ابو علي البلوشي د جومات امنیتي دروازې ته ننوتل او پر ساتونکو یې ډزې وکړې، مخکې له دې چې د جمعې په لمانځه کې د بوختو لمونځ کوونکو په منځ کې ځانونه سره والوزوي. دريم شکل: داعش د خپل مسؤلیت په بیان کې. د عکس او ویډیو د ټویټر سخه تصويران تحلیلونو پراساس، د افغان وتنس پلټونکو وتوانیدل چې د دوو جلا جلا چاودنو شتون تایید کړي، یو د لمانځه په ساحه کې دننه او بل په اصلي دروازه کې لکه څنګه چې د لاندې ارقامو لخوا ښودل شوي. له برید یوه ورځ وروسته په ټویټر کې د مخفي ویډیو څارني تصويران خپاره شول چې دوه بریدګر ښه يي چي د اصلي دروازې مخې ته ډزې کوي، او د دوو ځانمرګو بریدونو دقیق ځایونه تاییدوي، د جومات دروازه او د لمانځه اصلي تالار برید، د ډزو له پیل څخه تر دویمې چاودنې پورې یوازې ٢٤ ثانیې دوام وکړ. د افغان وتنس د خلاصې سرچینې استخبارات د پلټونکو د مخفي ویډیو څارنه تصاوير کارولی ترڅو د برید بیا رغونه چمتو کړي. ۴،۵،۶ شکل د افغان وتنس لخوا د مخفي كمري تصاوير په کارولو سره د برید بیا رغونه. د کندهار په جومات کې چاودنه یوه اونۍ وروسته له هغه وشوه چې داعش خراسان د کندز ښار شمال په یوه جومات کې د شعيه عبادت کونکو په وړاندې ورته برید وکړ، په برید کې تر ۵۰ ډېر کسان وژل شوي او تر ۱۰۰ ډېر نور ټپیان دي. په کندهار کې د فاطمي جومات له برید سمدستي وروسته په ټولنیزو رسنیو کې پر خپلو پلویانو غږ وکړ چې د ټپیانو لپاره وینه ورکړي، د فرانسي پريس اژانس خبریال په وینا لږ تر لږه ١٥ امبولانسونه وروسته د پیښې پر ځای كي ول. یوې سیمه ییزې سرچینې په ټویټر کې خبر ورکړی، چې دوه ایراني کارګو الوتکې له طبي کارکوونکو او خوراکي توکو سره د اکتوبر په ۱۸مه کندهار ته راښکته شوې، څو د شعيه ګانو پر جومات د برید له قربانیانو سره مرستې او درملنه وکړي، او د ایران روغتونونو ته د خورا سختو ټپیانو د لېږد په ګډون د کندهار ولایت په روغتونو کې د تجهیزاتو کمښت له امله. ویل کیږي چې د ایران له خوا په ورکړل شویو مرستو کې له طالبانو سره د هوکړې له مخې څو ټنه درمل او خوراکي توکي شامل دي. ۸،۷ انځورونه: د راپورونو له مخې ایراني کارګو الوتکو د جومات برید قربانیانو ته اکمالات رسولي، انځورونه نا تاییده دي. داعش خراسان چې د هیواد د طالبانو واکمنانو سره مخالفت کوي، په تیرو وختونو کې په افغانستان کې ډیر بریدونه ترسره کړي، او افغان امنیتي ځواکونه، افغان سیاستوال او وزارتونه، د شیعه مسلمانانو او سیکانو په ګډون مذهبي اقلیتونه، د نجونو ښوونځي، روغتونونه او حتا د زیږدون ځایونه یې په نښه کړي دي، دوی هتا طالبان هم په نښه کړي دي، همداراز د امریکا او ناټو ځواکونه او د کومک کونکی موسيسو په ګډون نړیوالې ادارې هم په نښه کړي دي. افغان وتنس به د هیواد په ټولو ولایتونو کې د دوی فعالیتونو څارني ته دوام ورکوي.