Kabul (Web Desk): Frustrated by alleged oppression and extremist policies under Taliban rule, Afghan youth have announced the formation of an armed resistance movement to challenge the government.
Young people from northern and eastern provinces of Afghanistan have come together under a new organization called the National Mobilization Front, pledging to organize a coordinated struggle against the Taliban regime.
In an official statement, the group strongly condemned the Taliban, calling them “usurpers” rather than legitimate representatives of the Afghan people.
The statement described the regime as a “force of darkness and ignorance” that lacks the ability for political dialogue or meaningful governance.
The youth leading the movement vowed that the sons and daughters of Afghanistan would no longer remain silent.
They pledged to take all necessary measures to liberate their country from what they described as the grip of a “terrorist group.”
Reports indicate that the resistance is primarily emerging in Afghanistan’s northern and eastern regions, where a growing number of young people are joining the movement.
Defense analysts warn that if this resistance becomes organized and sustained, it could pose significant internal security challenges for the Taliban government.