Panshir resistance forces attacked by 27 Pakistani helicopters. The reason for the
defeat of the militias in Panshir was
the use of Pakistani aircraft. Despite
the fact that official Islamabad
categorically rejects any accusations
that Pakistan helped Taliban
to seize the last uncontrolled region of Afghanistan. It became known that the Taliban managed to achieve success
thanks to the Pakistani air force.
At least 27 combat helicopters were
involved in a special operation against
the national resistance front which were
covered by unmanned aerial vehicles dot. As follows from the data presented, Pakistan secretly used its attack
helicopters in a military operation
against the resistance forces which in
fact destroyed the main defensive
positions of the national resistance
front and pan shear. This allowed the Taliban to freely enter
the region.
In addition to using combat helicopters,
the Pakistani air force also used attack
drones presumably made in China. News
journalists have not yet commented on
previously reported data that at least
one Pakistani 17 helicopter was hit by
an anti-aircraft gun from the militia.
However in general, it was thanks to the
intervention of Pakistan that the
taliban managed to take control of the
only one uncontrolled region. Pakistan
rejected reports that said it helped the
television offensive against resistance forces in Afghanistan's
panshir valley, as a mischievous
propaganda campaign.
Pakistan Foreign Spokesperson
asymmetrical issued a statement and
categorically rejected these allegations
as part of a mischievous propaganda
campaign. These malicious allegations were part of
a desperate attempt to malign Pakistan
and to mislead the international
community he said in a statement. The Pakistan military assisted the taliban
offensive and Panshir with at least 27
helicopters filled with Pakistan special
forces and also backed the group by
drone strikes against the resistance
forces.
News Agency PTI reported, citing
united states central command. Pakistan Spy Agency Inter Services Intelligence's Chief Lieutenant Jeneral Fayes Hamid also visited television
leader Mala Abdul Ghani Baradar a day
before the fall of Panshir though both
sides claimed that discussions were held
regarding the refugee crisis and closed
borders at Spin Boldac.
The Taliban said
on monday they seized Panshir, one of the
provinces which was not in their control after a long drawn fight with the Resistance FrontP Panshir Resistance fighters later
however claimed that the Taliban have
not completely captured Panshir. The National Resistance Front Leader Ahmad Massoud said that the senior
leaders are safe and also called for a
national uprising.
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