JavaScript is not available.

Afghanistan Defence Minister Bismillah Mohammadi expressed his feelings towards the fall of Kabul city through a tweet in which he accused the Afghanistan government of tying their hands and selling the homeland.
The Afghanistan Defence Minister did not approve of how President Ashraf Ghani left the nation in their time of need and took to twitter to express his frustration with the situation.
He Tweeted , "They tied our hands behind our backs and sold the homeland, damn the rich man and his gang."

دست ما را از پشت بستند و وطن را فروختند لعنت به غنی و دار دسته اش.

— General Bismillah Mohammadi (@Muham_madi1) August 15, 2021

 As the Taliban captured the capital Kabul early Sunday, President Ashraf Ghani fled Afghanistan for Tajikistan, as per Reuters report. Informing about Ghani, a senior Afghan Interior Ministry official told the news agency the Afghanistan President left for Tajikistan and added that he "cannot say anything about Ashraf Ghani`s movement for security reasons".

Taliban fighters take control of the Afghanistan presidential palace

Earlier on Sunday, Taliban fighters had entered the presidential palace in Kabul, taking charge of the place, two senior Taliban commanders said. However, the Afghan government did not confirm this, Reuters reported.

In the latest update, the Taliban declared the war in Afghanistan was over after insurgents took control of the presidential palace in Kabul as US-led forces departed and Western nations scrambled on Monday to evacuate their citizens.

Senior Afghan leader and Head of High Council for National Reconciliation Abdullah Abdullah, in a video clip, said that Ghani left Afghanistan.

He said that he left the people of Afghanistan in mess and misery and he will be judged in futurity.



He twetted 15/08/2021 

The honorable people of Kabul and the pious people of Kabul, on behalf of the Afghan Defense and Security Forces, assure you that the security of Kabul is ensured. To the defense and security forces.

مردم شریف و متدین کابل من به نماینده گی از نیرو های دفاعی و امنیتی افغانستان به همه‌ی شما اطمینان می‌دهم که امنیت کابل تأمین است نیرو های دفاعی و امنیتی شما بر تعهد خود مبنی بر دفاع از کابل متعهد هستند نیرو های بین الملی آماده هر نوع همکاری به نیرو های دفاعی و‌امنیتی تان است.

— General Bismillah Mohammadi (@Muham_madi1) August 15, 2021

 VOA reported Ghani, along with his Vice President and other senior officials, flew out of the country on Sunday, setting the stage for Taliban insurgents to regain power in Afghanistan 20 years after a US-led military invasion ousted them.

There was no comment from Ghani or his embattled administration in Kabul. In a recorded message on Saturday, Ghani had told the nation he was consulting with both national and international players on the situation which he called an “imposed war”.

Vice President Amrullah Saleh, who is said to have accompanied Ghani and the others who left, in a tweet vowed not to bow to the Taliban, but he did not respond in the message to reports of him leaving the country.

On Sunday morning, a Taliban delegation engaged prominent Afghan jihadi leaders, politicians and elders in negotiations that culminated in Ghani stepping down from office, sources directly aware of the developments told VOA.

The Taliban maintained in the talks that they would not engage Ghani in any transfer of power, saying he was not “a legitimate” President.

It is not known who was involved in the negotiations, but Abdullah Abdullah, who has overseen US-brokered, intra-Afghan peace talks with the Taliban, was among the negotiators of Sunday’s deal.

Under the deal reportedly reached, a delegation of Afghan leaders, including Abdullah, would travel to Qatar, where “the transfer of power to the Taliban” will formally take place, sources told VOA.

Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid, in a tweet, confirmed that Sunday evening, the group’s fighters had entered Kabul to guard key installations to “prevent chaos and looting after Afghan security forces abandoned those posts”.

Ghani along with National Security Adviser Hamdullah Muhib and head of the administrative office of President, Fazel Mahmood Fazli left Afghanistan for Tajikistan.

Some lawmakers have also fled to Islamabad. Earlier, Speaker of Afghan Parliament Mir Rahman Rahmani, Younus Qanuni, Muhammad Muhaqeq, Karim Khalili, Ahmad Wali Masoud, and Ahmad Zia Masoud fled to Islamabad, Afghan media reported.

The Taliban, in an official statement, said that the fighters were directed to enter Kabul city so that they prevent potential looting and chaos in the city, as per media reports.

The statement reads that, since Afghan forces have left outposts in Kabul city, there is a risk of plundering.

Kabul is taken by the fighters at a time when the power is not transferred yet and a delegation is said to be leaving for Doha to complete the process.
 

Yesterday Kabul witnessed another heinous attack, this time they targeted @Muham_madi1, we had a meeting and we left this room couple of minutes before the attack. Although both of us are alright but unfortunately we lost people in this attack and many got injured. pic.twitter.com/OEJqzovBvw

— Ahmad Massoud (@AhmadMassoud01) August 4, 2021

این است اصلیت طالبان تروریست و غلامان پاکستان. pic.twitter.com/CdaufWnb6u

— General Bismillah Mohammadi (@Muham_madi1) July 25, 2021

Now people know who the Taliban are and what they are fighting for. What is their purpose? Who is massacring the people? You can no longer fool the grandchildren of Ahmad Shah Baba Rah۔#TalibanMustStopAfgGenocide #TalibanFighting4Pakistan

— Malyaaar Pukhtoon (@MazloomYaar8) May 8, 2021