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Abdul Rahman – former officer of the Afghan army and translator of the Bulgarian contingents STAFF: BTV
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In Afghanistan, there will be a turnaround and serious resistance against the Taliban – this is predicted by a former officer in the Afghan army and translator of the Bulgarian contingents. “Currently, there is panic and fear of revenge in the country,” Abdul Rahman was quoted as saying by BTV.
He is a former officer in the Afghan army. He has been in Bulgaria since 1996, but part of his family is still in the capital, Kabul. He has been on a mission with the Bulgarian military four times as a chief specialist and translator of the contingents.
“My brothers and sisters are in Kabul. They worked in the state, some in the army, some in the police, some as teachers. They are currently in a panic. What can I tell you – in a country where there is no order, no discipline, no life, shops – closed. people can’t go outside for fear, you don’t know where what is happening. It is expected with great concern that there will be purges, which were helped there by NATO and US forces and were at work, especially young women. There are great dangers, “said the former Afghan soldier.
Abdul Rahman says the army and police have handed over power to the Taliban because they have not been paid, but there is armed resistance in the country.
“Only in the Panjshir Valley, in the fortress of the national hero of Afghanistan Ahmad Shah Masood, which is led by his son Ahmad Masood his son. There, everyone – the intelligentsia and political forces, the army and the police, who did not surrender their weapons, are with him. There will be a 100 percent turnaround, but everyone is waiting for an agreement on a peace treaty – everything will go as it should, everyone will be given power by ethnicity. If that doesn’t happen, there will be a lot of resistance and it will lead to a lot of chaos, “Rahman said.
“If the Taliban start lying and beating people and not recognizing the human rights of women and children, I will be ready to resist them in my city of Parwan in the Panjshir Valley,” Abdul said.
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