Looking at the political landscape of Afghanistan in recent decades, the Resistance Front first/second is a foreign project-driven front that, from Ahmad Shah Masoud to Ahmad Masoud, has remained a key player in implementing the roles of various intelligence organizations to achieve and maintain power under the guise of nationalism, and this endeavor has become a legacy.
The struggle “Jihad” of the Afghans against Russia which considered an exemplary struggle, did not bear fruit after its success due to internal conflicts over power, betraying the blood of millions of martyrs, and preventing the establishment of an Islamic system.
Ahmad Shah Massoud was introduced to the people as a national hero, but at that time, Ahmad Shah was actually funded by foreign intelligence, particularly the CIA, Saudi, and Pakistani ISI; in addition to these organizations, he had also signed a protocol with the Russian intelligence to not engage in conflict with Russian forces.
After the withdrawal of Soviet forces, movements under Masoud’s leadership entered Kabul and began fighting against other Mujahideen groups for power. As a result of these battles, hundreds of thousands were killed, millions became refugees, and the capital, Kabul, was turned into ruins.
After the emergence of the Taliban, Massoud led the Northern Alliance (Resistance), which was funded by Iran, Russia, India, and other foreign countries. This alliance (Resistance) fought not only against the Taliban but also to maintain power.
During the 2001 invasion, the leaders of the “National Resistance,” who were actually national traitors, and were then known as the “Northern Alliance,” played a significant role in military and intelligence cooperation with the United States, NATO, and the United Nations against the Emirate.
After the assassination of Ahmad Shah Masoud, the leaders of the Northern Alliance (Resistance) provided the CIA with information about the Taliban’s hideouts, commanders, and military positions. Additionally, the U.S. airstrikes supported the ground forces of the Northern Alliance (such as Atta Noor, Fahim, etc.) in fighting against the Taliban, and they established military bases and outposts for the U.S and NATO forces in Badakhshan, Takhar, Panjshir, and the north.
The leaders of the Northern Alliance largely remained collaborators with the new U.S. strategy, which aimed at defeating, weakening the Taliban, and paving the way for a long-term military presence in Afghanistan.
The emergence of Ahmad Massoud is also the beginning of a new political venture, and he wants to implement the plans drawn by foreign intelligence agencies against the Afghan people, just like his father, and unleash another war on the people and land of Afghanistan.
From 2001 to 2021, these political leaders were funded, equipped, and empowered by the United States. However, instead of representing the nation, they implemented foreign policies for the survival of their own tribe, organization, and power.
With the Taliban’s return to power for the second time, the same people who claim to be part of the “second resistance” once again fled Afghanistan; this group, which did nothing during NATO’s presence, is now asking for military assistance from the United States, France, and other Western countries. This is a continuation of their persistent mercenary policy; from the Soviet Union, Iran, India, Russia, and the United States, their policy has always revolved around foreign loyalties.
The eagerness of the American bases for “resistance” indicates that this group does not represent the nation, but rather remains loyal and contracted to America, and once again seeks to come to power under the shadow of foreign forces.
Within the countries, all residents are citizens of this land, and this land belongs to all its residents, not to a specific ethnic group that offers strategic locations to the international market in exchange for gaining power. As a member of the Resistance Front (Khanjani) said a few days ago, Bagram is in the Tajik area, and we have the right to give it to the Americans; how else can this internal selling be explained than that someone gives the strategic location of their own land to foreign forces to regain power?
This group has adopted policies since the war against Russia that are based on selling Afghanistan and have tried to make this practice hereditary (like father, like son…) and position themselves as the axis of loyalty to America, sending a clear message that they are always ready to serve you in any time and place.
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