The Taliban has learned since they have taken over the country of Afghanistan that it's one thing to be an insurgent, but it's a whole different thing to be the administrator of a country, never mind a country that is facing immense pressure from within and without.
The two factions that are firmly in control of the Taliban are the Haqqani faction and the Kandahari faction, which is led by Emir Haibatullah Akhundzada, who is the spirtual guide of the Taliban as well as the ruler of the country. His rival Sirajuddin Haqqani, is in control of the countries police forces and secret police, giving him and his faction a lot of control over the inner workings of day to day Taliban life.
Meanwhile, the insurgency against the Taliban by ISIS continues, as well as the fight for freedom being waged by the brave people Of The Northern Resistance/Panjshir valley.
The Taliban has learned since they have taken over the country of Afghanistan that it's one thing to be an insurgent, but it's a whole different thing to be the administrator of a country, never mind a country that is facing immense pressure from within and without. The two factions that are firmly in control of the Taliban are the Haqqani faction and the Kandahari faction, which is led by Emir Haibatullah Akhundzada, who is the spirtual guide of the Taliban as well as the ruler of the country. His rival Sirajuddin Haqqani, is in control of the countries police forces and secret police, giving him and his faction a lot of control over the inner workings of day to day Taliban life. Meanwhile, the insurgency against the Taliban by ISIS continues, as well as the fight for freedom being waged by the brave people Of The Northern Resistance/Panjshir valley. (commercial at 8:44) to contact me: bobbycapucci@protonmail.com source: The Haqqani-Akhundzada Rift: Could Civil War Break Out in the Taliban’s Ranks? - Jamestown
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