Sources: Taliban leadership split over internet restoration in Afghanistan
Two sources said the decision to reactivate services in Kabul and other areas was made by the Taliban’s chief minister.
Two sources said the decision to reactivate services in Kabul and other areas was made by the Taliban’s chief minister.
All six sources confirmed that Shirin is brother-in-law of the late Taliban founder Mullah Mohammad Omar.
All correspondence and grievances are reviewed by Shirin before they reach the Taliban leader, sources said.
Sources said the new directive for 10% cut has been issued to the Taliban ministries Defense and the Industry and.
The changes also included new appointments for the Taliban minister of information and their several provincial governors.
The staffing cut, part of a broader austerity plan ordered by Akhundzada last year, was intended to downsize public institutions,.
The Taliban Education Ministry, headed by Habibullah Agha, has taken a middle path.
The dispute escalated after Fazli blocked Musa’s attempt to cultivate approximately 1,500 jeribs (roughly 300 hectares) in the district.
Haqqani stressed that efforts to construct new roads and public buildings remain part of the administration’s agenda.
Haqqani urged unity “for the sake of Islamic and national causes”.