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Al-Arabiya: The Taliban have banned the Afghan media from publishing the message of Ahmad Massoud

Sep 6, 2021, 14:46 GMT+1

Al-Arabiya television quoted its sources as saying that the Taliban had banned the Afghan media from publishing a statement by Ahmad Massoud, the leader of the Panjshir Resistance Front. The leader of the Resistance Front announced a general uprising in the latest audio message today, saying that the Taliban attacked Panjshir against the decision of religious scholars.

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