The BBC’s allegation turned out to be false; British network seeks to create tension in Afghanistan.
Following the claim of the British Royal Network that two officials of the former Afghan government were fighting against the Taliban, Fars’s follow-up shows that this is not true and that they are doing well in other countries.
The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has released a photo of two former Afghan government officials, claiming that the photo shows them continuing to resist the Taliban.
The BBC claims: “In this photo,” Fazl Ahmad Manawi “, the former Minister of Justice, and” Hafiz Mansour “, a member of the Afghan Peace Negotiating Committee in Doha, are seen in an unknown place in Afghanistan.
They added: After the fall of Kabul to the Taliban in their province, they went to Panjshir and fought against the Taliban forces. No information is available on their whereabouts after the fall of Panjshir.
According to Fars News Agency’s Afghanistan correspondent, one of the two is currently in Tajikistan and the other in Iran.
Accordingly, the BBC’s claim that these people continue to resist is not true.
