Politics of Afghanistan
The Taliban names Mohammad Hassan Akhund as the leader of Afghanistan and Abdul Ghani Baradar as the deputy leader of the country. Akhund was an associate of the late Mullah Omar.
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Sources: Al Jazeera Reuters
Changes
- The Taliban names Mullah Hasan Akhund as leader of Afghanistan and Abdul Ghani Baradar as deputy leader of the country, as Taliban leader Hibatullah Akhundzada has largely remained out of sight. Akhund was an associate of late Mullah Omar.
- The Taliban names Mohammad Hasan Akhund as leader of Afghanistan and Abdul Ghani Baradar as deputy leader of the country, as Taliban leader Hibatullah Akhundzada has largely remained out of sight. Akhund was an associate of late Mullah Omar.
- The Taliban names Mohammad Hassan Akhund as leader of Afghanistan and Abdul Ghani Baradar as deputy leader of the country, as Taliban leader Hibatullah Akhundzada has largely remained out of sight. Akhund was an associate of late Mullah Omar.
- The Taliban names Mohammad Hassan Akhund as the leader of Afghanistan and Abdul Ghani Baradar as the deputy leader of the country. Akhund was an associate of the late Mullah Omar.