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Kabul Masses raised slogans against Taliban & Pakistan in support of Afghan forces

A historic moment to echo the Kabul masses 'Allah o Akbar, death to Talib terrorists & their backer: Afghan VP

by On The Dot
August 4, 2021
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Afghan security forces killed Pakistani military officials supporting Taliban

Kabul: Afghan first Vice President Amrullah Saleh on Tuesday night took part in a civilian protest against Taliban and Pakistan in Kabul amid rising violence in the war-torn country.

He joined civilians as they marched through the streets of Kabul. He chanted Allah-o-Akbar and slammed Pakistan for its support to the Taliban. “God is not Pakistan’s product,” the Afghan vice president said.

“It was such a historic moment to echo the Kabul masses ‘Allah o Akbar, death to Talib terrorists & their backer’. Unforgettable moments of emotions & patriotism,” Saleh said on Twitter after taking part in the protest.

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