Afghanistan United Front (AUF) leader General Sami Sadat has marked 100 days of armed resistance against the Taliban Regime, claiming 116 operations across 23 provinces that left 153 Taliban personnel killed and 83 injured. Nearly 60% of these attacks targeted Kandahar and Helmand, long regarded as the Taliban Regime’s ideological and political strongholds. Sustained attacks in these areas directly undercut the regime’s claim of consolidated control and expose its inability to secure even its traditional power centres.
Sadat stated that AUF maintains contact with influential figures across all 34 provinces, and that public support for the resistance continues to grow. He also cited a religious decree by Afghan scholars declaring resistance against the Taliban Regime not only permissible but obligatory. This reflects mounting efforts to challenge the regime’s religious legitimacy and reject its claim to represent the Afghan people.
AUF’s political commission is working to unite Afghan political leaders behind an alternative political vision. Sadat also criticised the Taliban Regime’s failed attempts to secure international recognition through what he described as traitorous elements, and urged Russia to reconsider its support for an oppressive regime.
The 100-day milestone shows that armed opposition is increasingly challenging Taliban rule. Despite years of coercive governance, political exclusion and repression, the regime still faces resistance across Afghanistan. AUF has declared its mission to restore constitutional order, eliminate terrorist safe havens and secure freedom for Afghan women.
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Originally published by The News. Featured by South Asia Times (SAT) for informational purposes, with attribution to the original author and publisher. Pakistan’s relationship with
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100 Days Of AUF Resistance Shatter Taliban Regime’s Claim Of Total Control
Afghanistan United Front (AUF) leader General Sami Sadat has marked 100 days of armed resistance against the Taliban Regime, claiming 116 operations across 23 provinces that left 153 Taliban personnel killed and 83 injured. Nearly 60% of these attacks targeted Kandahar and Helmand, long regarded as the Taliban Regime’s ideological and political strongholds. Sustained attacks in these areas directly undercut the regime’s claim of consolidated control and expose its inability to secure even its traditional power centres.
Sadat stated that AUF maintains contact with influential figures across all 34 provinces, and that public support for the resistance continues to grow. He also cited a religious decree by Afghan scholars declaring resistance against the Taliban Regime not only permissible but obligatory. This reflects mounting efforts to challenge the regime’s religious legitimacy and reject its claim to represent the Afghan people.
AUF’s political commission is working to unite Afghan political leaders behind an alternative political vision. Sadat also criticised the Taliban Regime’s failed attempts to secure international recognition through what he described as traitorous elements, and urged Russia to reconsider its support for an oppressive regime.
The 100-day milestone shows that armed opposition is increasingly challenging Taliban rule. Despite years of coercive governance, political exclusion and repression, the regime still faces resistance across Afghanistan. AUF has declared its mission to restore constitutional order, eliminate terrorist safe havens and secure freedom for Afghan women.
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