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05/08/2026

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05/08/2026

Member of the So-Called Resistance Front: We Keep Waiting for Our Leaders; but They Are Busy Enjoying Comfortable Lives

Amid continuing internal disputes among members and supporters of the so-called Resistance Front, a member of the front, in an audio recording, sharply criticized its leaders, saying they are living comfortably abroad without facing any danger, while instructing their supporters to continue fighting.

He also called on his fellow members not to keep waiting for sold-out leaders, saying they should not expect them to care about their followers.

In recent weeks, distrust among members of the so-called fronts toward their own leadership has reached an unprecedented level. Their internal divisions appear to be deepening, with supporters becoming increasingly fragmented.

05/08/2026

The Current Situation of the So-Called Fronts; Internal Divisions, Mutual Insults, and Deep Distrust of Their Own Leaders

Voice of Hindukush has obtained an audio recording of Sarwar Pahlawi Ghori, a member of the so-called Resistance Front, in which he criticizes the leaders of the Resistance Front as well as all other fronts. He says that while these leaders are immersed in lives of luxury, they continue to call on others to wage war and resistance.

Mentioning the names of Abdul Rashid Dostum, Atta Mohammad Noor, Yunus Qanuni, Bismillah Khan, as well as former military officers and jihadist leaders from the provinces of Parwan, Panjshir, and Kapisa, he says that they are now living abroad, enjoying comfortable lives and possessing immense wealth.

Ghori, who is as an active member of the so-called front, expresses frustration with the current situation, saying that low-ranking members of the fronts, including himself, are all poor and helpless people struggling to earn a piece of bread for their families, while the leaders continue to demand that they fight.

According to him, all the leaders of these so-called fronts have preserved abroad the same privileged lifestyles they once enjoyed in Afghanistan and are living comfortably while pursuing their own interests.

According to reports, Pakistan's military regime has unveiled sweeping new media regulations, a move analysts say marks ...
05/08/2026

According to reports, Pakistan's military regime has unveiled sweeping new media regulations, a move analysts say marks another major escalation in censorship targeting journalists and news organizations.

Under the new rules, all foreign journalists and employees of foreign media outlets must obtain special authorization from the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting before undertaking any news coverage outside Islamabad, Lahore, and Karachi.

According to the regulations, published under the title "Foreign Media Facilitation Guidelines 2026," all foreign media organizations, journalists, photographers, local staff, and Pakistani nationals working with foreign media must register through the ministry's official portal. They are also required to secure prior official approval before carrying out reporting assignments beyond the capital and the country's major cities.

The restrictions come amid the deteriorating security situation in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan, where clashes between Pakistani forces and armed fighters, particularly the Pakistani Taliban (TTP) and Baloch separatist groups, have intensified, with reports of military casualties also steadily emerging. Islamabad is seeking to curb independent reporting from these regions in an effort to keep information about the fighting and the security situation under tighter official control.

The move comes as concerns over press freedom in Pakistan continue to intensify. Pakistan's recent restrictions on Al Jazeera, followed by these new regulations, are widely seen by media observers as part of a broader effort to tighten censorship and strengthen state control over the flow of information.

05/08/2026

Journalist and Political Analyst Mirwais Afghan: Dozens of Anti-Taliban Institutions and Fronts Cannot Rally Even 200 People, Yet Continue Claiming to Lead a "Resistance"

Journalist and political analyst Mirwais Afghan has challenged the leaders of Britain-based anti-Afghan government fronts and foreign institutions to gather even 200 people anywhere in the United Kingdom for an in-person rally against the "Taliban," arguing they would be unable to do so.

He said the fronts and opposition groups, which also rely on Afghanistan International, a media outlet known for propaganda and spreading false information have been unable to attract the support of more than a handful of people.

Afghan further argued that these opposition fronts and groups are, in reality, seeking to encourage other people's sons to take up Pakistani-supplied weapons and fight against the Afghan government.

He concluded by saying that those instigators under the banner of various fronts have so far been limited to media appearances and rhetoric, adding that they are unable to mount any activity on the ground or pose any challenge whatsoever.

Former U.S. diplomat Zalmay Khalilzad says that on the third anniversary of Imran Khan's imprisonment, the question aris...
05/08/2026

Former U.S. diplomat Zalmay Khalilzad says that on the third anniversary of Imran Khan's imprisonment, the question arises whether jailing him has benefited Pakistan or not.

Writing on his X account, Khalilzad stated that although Pakistan has achieved some successes in its foreign policy, the country is now in a worse economic and security situation than it was three years ago.

He added that Islamabad's relations with Afghanistan and India have also become more strained than before.

According to Khalilzad, Pakistan needs a fundamental review of its policies and a domestic political reconciliation to overcome its current crisis.

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05/08/2026

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According to Voice of Hindukush's thorough investigation and verified information, the so-called United Front led by Sam...
05/08/2026

According to Voice of Hindukush's thorough investigation and verified information, the so-called United Front led by Samai Sadat has been registered as a charitable organization on U.S. government foundations website.

Although the primary reason for registering Sadat's front as a charity remains unclear, the lack of U.S. support for such groups suggests that opposition factions are unable to operate in these countries under their original names and declared political or military identities.

Furthermore, another widely held belief is that Sadat raises money in the United States under the guise of a charitable organization and, by allegedly deceiving former military personnel in the name of the front, pockets the funds for personal use.

Samai Sadat, who is currently based in the United States and claims to lead the United Front, is widely known on social media for issuing false statements and making misleading public claims.

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