August 23 - according to comprehensive foreign media reports, it has been more than a week since the Afghan Taliban entered Kabul. Although the fighting in most parts of the country has stopped, the armed personnel under the vice president of Afghanistan are still "Resisting" near Panjshir; On the other hand, sources said that Britain plans to promote sanctions against the Taliban at the G7 meeting. When asked whether U.S. President Biden supports sanctions against the Taliban under certain conditions, he said, "the answer is yes. It depends on their behavior ".

The battle in Panjshir continued

The Afghan Taliban are increasing their troops

At present, the forces under Afghan vice president Saleh are fighting with the Afghan Taliban near the Panjshir canyon. Earlier reports said that on the 17th, they recaptured Charikar, the capital of Parwan province north of Kabul, from the Afghan Taliban.

Qatar al Jazeera reported that on the 22nd local time, the Afghan Taliban said that hundreds of Taliban were going to Panjshir and would "control" the area.

In this regard, Masud, one of the armed leaders in Panjshir region, said, "we want the Taliban to realize that the only way out is negotiation".

However, he also said that he had assembled a force composed of the remnants of the regular army and special forces, including local militia soldiers. Massoud said his troops were ready to fight.

Will Britain promote sanctions against the Taliban?

Biden: sanctions will be decided according to Taliban actions

At present, the political trend of Afghanistan has become the focus of attention. Reuters reported that on the 22nd local time, British Prime Minister Johnson said on social media that he would hold an online meeting of leaders of the group of seven (G7) on the 24th to urgently discuss the situation in Afghanistan.

Reuters quoted sources as saying that Britain will promote sanctions against the Taliban in Afghanistan at the G7 online conference.

An unnamed British government official and another Western diplomat said, "if the Taliban violate human rights and allow their territory to be used as a safe haven for armed elements, Britain believes that the G7 should consider economic sanctions and stop providing assistance."

According to Tass news agency, US President Joe Biden also talked about Afghanistan on the 22nd local time. When asked whether he supports sanctions against the Afghan Taliban under certain conditions, Biden said, "the answer is yes. It depends on their behavior ".

Biden said that "so far, the Taliban have not taken action against the U.S. military", and said that in allowing Americans to enter Kabul airport for evacuation, the Taliban "generally abide by their commitments".

Biden then added, "let's wait and see. We'll see if what they say is true."