Former Afghan Vice President in Panjshir carrying heavy luggage and walking in the mountains, video goes viral Ashraf Ghani fled the country after talks on the day the Taliban took control of Kabul, and First Vice President Marallah Saleh announced that he was now president under Afghan law.

 Sunday, August 29, 2021

Panjshir (news world Latest. August 29, 2021) How the sky is changing colors, former Afghan Vice President Amrullah Saleh, who used to sit in the houses of power in the past, began to walk in the mountains in Panjshir carrying heavy goods, the video went viral. Former First Vice President of Afghanistan Amrullah Saleh is currently in Panjshir province of Afghanistan. A video of him walking around in Panjshir area has gone viral.

It may be recalled that Ashraf Ghani had fled the country after the talks on the day of Taliban control of Kabul and there were conflicting reports regarding First Vice President Marallah Saleh.

امراللہ صالح کی تازہ ترین ویڈیو
وادی پنجشیر کے پہاریوں میں سفر کرتے نظر آئے pic.twitter.com/QIA8y4q1wB

— افغان اردو (@AfghanUrdu) August 29, 2021

 But he has announced that he is now president according to Afghan law.

It may be recalled that Panjshir province is under the control of the Somali Alliance but negotiations with the Taliban in the Northern Alliance have been successful after which there will be no more wars.

The North Alliance has announced its opposition after Taliban took power in Kabul. Amanullah, a member of the Taliban cultural commission, said there was no resistance when the village entered. However, a member of the Panjshir Valley Resistance Force has denied the allegations in the Taliban. Muhammad Almas Zahid, a member of the opposition negotiating team, said no war had taken place in Panjshir and no one had entered.

He also added that if the talks do not succeed, there will be negative consequences, which will pave the way for war and foreign intervention. Negotiations are ongoing and both sides have recently agreed not to attack each other.

It should be noted that the Panjshir Valley is the last stronghold against the Taliban and besides, they have gained control of almost all of Afghanistan. Ahmed Masood has announced that he would rather die than surrender to the Taliban. Afghanistan's Panjshir province is still undefeated and the Taliban have not been able to enter. Panjshir was previously part of the province of Parwan which was given a separate provincial status in 2004.