Written by: Ahmad Ayan
After the so-called Freedom Front’s recent severe defeat in Nuristan, deep divisions have emerged among the commanders of this group, and their internal conduct has become more intense than ever, as they suspect Khanjani of having a major role in this defeat and having made deals over the deceived individuals.
In Nuristan, the failure of the so-called Freedom (Power Bank) Front’s sinister plans has created such distrust and division within this faction that the military regime’s ISI has faced clear embarrassment in all its operational plans, and for this reason, it is trying to prevent the escalation of these conflicts.
The main instigators of the escalating conflicts within the Freedom Front are Safiullah Mohammadi and Fazl Rabbi Khenjani; they, who lead the deceived individuals supported by the ISI in Chitral under the Power Bank Front, exchanged accusations of betrayal among themselves after their failure in Kamdesh, resulting in serious obstacles to their plans.
On the other hand, another commander of the Power Bank Front, Rahmatullah Qadari, has also been sidelined. He, who is the main source of discord within the front, has lost his position and trust within the group. Qadari used to play a significant role in the group, but now he is dissatisfied due to failed plans, personal issues, and a series of other problems.
These disputes and mutual accusations have almost paralyzed the operational movements of the so-called Freedom Front, forcing the military regime’s intelligence agencies to intervene among them and somehow resolve the emerging issues, as these agencies fear that their investment is in vain and the objectives assigned to them have not been achieved.
But it will be impossible for the existing differences among them to be resolved easily, and then continue their opposition to the Afghan government’s firm stance. Such opposition and conflicts, whose goals are dictated by foreigners and have no internal objectives or plans within the group, are bound to fail.
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