Another provincial center in Afghanistan is under Taliban control

The Taliban proceed their advance in the northern area of Afghanistan.

Lastly, Aybek metropolis, the center of Samangan province, handed under the control of the Taliban.

CONFLICT IN AYBEK INTENSIVE

Samangan Provincial Council Deputy Muhammed Hashim Serveri mentioned that militants intensified their assaults on Aybek metropolis final evening.

Expressing that the center of the province fell into the arms of the Taliban in the afternoon after the clashes, Serveri acknowledged that the safety forces had withdrawn from the town center.

TALIBAN’S CLAIM: WE HAVE ALL PUBLIC BUILDINGS

Serveri famous that 3 of seven districts of Samangan are under the control of presidency forces.

In a press release made by the Taliban, it was claimed that they seized all public buildings in Aybek.

TALIBAN DIRECTED TO THE NORTHERN PROVINCES

After the US resolution to withdraw its navy forces from Afghanistan, the Taliban, whose assaults reached its peak, is seizing the facilities of the northern provinces that join the nation with Central Asia, one after the opposite.

In keeping with the Doha settlement signed between the USA and the Taliban, the Taliban declared that they might not assault the provincial facilities earlier than the final date of withdrawal of NATO forces, September 11, 2021, and turned to the provincial facilities, citing the US air strikes.

28 OF 34 PROVINCIAL CENTERS ARE UNDER THE CONTROL OF THE AFGAN GOVERNMENT

Within the final 4 days, the Taliban took from Afghan authorities forces a complete of 6 provincial facilities, one in the southwest of the nation and the opposite 5 in the north and northeast.

The Afghan authorities nonetheless controls 28 of 34 provincial centres. One of many first acts of the Taliban in the areas under their control is to launch all of the prisoners in the prisons.

With the final advance of the Taliban forces in the north, Mazar-i-Sharif, one of many essential cities of Afghanistan, was surrounded. Mazar-i-Sharif, the center of the province of Belh on the border of Uzbekistan, has a inhabitants of roughly 700 thousand the place Tajik, Pashtun, Uzbek, Turkmen and Hazaras dwell intensely.