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Welcoming the Taliban and snubbing the US, Rashid in another interview last week had also revealed that Pakistan is unwilling to shelter the US troop for a long time.

Amrullah Saleh, 48, the face of the Afghan resistance, believes the Taliban would crumble without Pakistan's support. He has been vocal about Pakistan's tacit support to Taliban radicals.

"We are open to negotiations with the Taliban but these need to be meaningful,” said Saleh speaking to India Today.

Amrullah Saleh says that the humanitarian situation in Andarab valley has deteriorated as Taliban forces advance further

Acting President Amarullah Saleh and Ahmad Massoud are leading the resistance against the Taliban in Panjshir valley and nearby areas.

Twitter has said that it will let Taliban use the platform as long as it does not violate its policies.

Amidst the complete takeover of Afghanistan by the Islamic terror group Taliban, a resistance force, led by Ahmad Massoud, son of late Afghan politician Ahmad Shah Massoud - known as the "Lion" of Panjshir, are gaining in strength in the Panjshir valley, north of Kabul.