Political Base Abdul Maroof Azadmanish @PoliticalBaseMA

A large part of the Badakhshan lapis lazuli mines are in the clutches of ISIS Khorasan and Al-Qaeda, with the full support of the Taliban. These terrorist groups have earned huge capital by smuggling and selling Badakhshan lapis lazuli and are strengthening their war machine.

Osama bin Laden is the happiest man in hell because today his son,Hamza bin Laden,has taken up the banner of al-Qaeda,just as his father had wished. He has not only continued his father's legacy,but has also linked together a wider network of extremist groups from Asia to Africa.

On the eve of September 11, I say frankly that al-Qaeda is stronger today than ever before, led by Hamza bin Laden, centered in Afghanistan, and fully supported by the Taliban. With a large army, this network is pursuing goals beyond the disaster of 2001.

Afghanistan has become a safe haven for international terrorist groups today. TTP, Al-Qaeda, ISIS, Boko Haram and dozens of other terrorist groups under the umbrella of Taliban support are freely present in Afghanistan. Their target is the whole world, especially the West.

The terrorist group Ansar al-Mahdi Front Khorasan-Pakistan is quietly but rapidly expanding. Deep ties to terrorist groups, financial and weapons capabilities, and a growing recruitment trend in Afghanistan and Pakistan will make the group a dangerous threat in the region.

Al-Qaeda, Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, and ISIS are no longer operating in isolation in Afghanistan; they are united under the Taliban's shadow and pursuing a common goal. They are not limited to Afghanistan; they pursue global goals, especially in the West.

The Taliban and ISIS-K have reached an agreement to use the Baghlan coal mine. A large portion of the mine's revenue goes to ISIS, which uses it to purchase weapons and supplies for its forces.

Al-Qaeda, which is fully supported by the Taliban in Afghanistan, not only has a safe haven, but also has strong control over drug trafficking routes and uses them to strengthen its terrorist networks.

The Taliban's campaign in Baghlan and their apparent defeat once again proved that the will of our nation is stronger than any violence, extremism, and terror. This event clearly shows that no hostile force has the power to break this firm resolve of the Afghan freedom fighters.

Aid should go directly to those in real need, not to human rights violators. While the Afghan people,especially the bereaved people of Kunar,are mourning the loss of lives and homelessness,the Taliban are exploiting the disaster to consolidate their terrorist regime.

In Afghanistan today,dozens of terrorist groups such as AQ, ISIS-K, HN, TTP, IMU, ETIM, BLA and dozens of other large and small terrorist groups have gathered or are gathering under one umbrella. They have gathered at one common point: the formation of a single Islamic caliphate.

By shooting a defenseless animal, the Taliban showed that their violence knows no boundaries; their hostility is not only to humans, but to every manifestation of life and mercy. This cruelty is the true face of a mindset that stands against humanity and nature.

Although he has changed his mask,his essence remains the same;behind his fake face,the same bloody ideology and dark network of terrorism are woven. His hidden ties to extremist networks remain intact,and his change of face is nothing more than a tactic to deceive public opinion.

He has silenced, and continues to silence, the voices of freedom seekers through his covert dealings and open appeasement with terrorism. History will unmask him and present him not as a savior, but as part of Afghanistan's disaster.

Yes, a dangerous alliance has been formed.

RVfamilyman @jerryonsold

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Yes, a dangerous alliance has been formed.

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The terrorist group #BLA has established training bases in Nimroz province, and its top commanders have met with Taliban officials in Herat several times. But the target is Pakistan. #Pakistan must act immediately and decisively—before it is too late!

Unfortunately, last night's earthquake in Afghanistan caused widespread loss of life and destruction. Hundreds of people were killed, thousands were injured and left homeless. We call on all donors to provide assistance only through transparent channels, not through the Taliban.

The Taliban have given a large part of Nangarhar's talc mines to the al-Qaeda network. The valuable talc mines in Nangarhar have become a dangerous economic tool for al-Qaeda, which finances its fighters and network by extracting and smuggling this resource.

Afghan women cannot be erased by removing their image; they are the perfect image of the resistance. The Taliban have ordered that women’s images not be on identity documents, but Taliban women themselves have photos on their passports and ID cards.

A terrorist whose hands are stained up to the elbows with the blood of innocents. A murderer of thousands of children, a destroyer of homes, an enemy of life and hope. His changing appearance does not diminish his ugly truth. He is a symbol of terror and terror.