Taliban Internal Rift

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.

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Taliban Internal Rift

Exclusive: Who is Mullah Shirin, the Taliban governor of Kandahar?

All six sources confirmed that Shirin is brother-in-law of the late Taliban founder Mullah Mohammad Omar.

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Kandahar governor controlling access to Taliban leader, sources say

All correspondence and grievances are reviewed by Shirin before they reach the Taliban leader, sources said.

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Sources: Taliban preparing for further cuts in ministries

Sources said the new directive for 10% cut has been issued to the Taliban ministries Defense and the Industry and.

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Sources: Taliban police chief in Paktia initially refused new Kabul posting

The changes also included new appointments for the Taliban minister of information and their several provincial governors.

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Sources: Haqqani blocks Akhundzada’s downsizing order

The staffing cut, part of a broader austerity plan ordered by Akhundzada last year, was intended to downsize public institutions,.

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Five Taliban ministries stop sharing images of their officials

The Taliban Education Ministry, headed by Habibullah Agha, has taken a middle path.

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Taliban official removed in Kandahar amid internal rift

The dispute escalated after Fazli blocked Musa’s attempt to cultivate approximately 1,500 jeribs (roughly 300 hectares) in the district.

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Haqqani acknowledges internal rifts are delaying infrastructure projects

Haqqani stressed that efforts to construct new roads and public buildings remain part of the administration’s agenda.

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Haqqani Taliban implicitly warns of internal crisis within Taliban

Haqqani urged unity “for the sake of Islamic and national causes”.

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