Zia Sharir

They think that the ministers are being overlooked by the leader in Kandahar.

And they are also supporting active interaction with the international community.

It's a very important question, I think.

And what we've tried through this investigation to, first of all, take the people and the people of Afghanistan into who are ruling them, because there is a lot of, should I say, secretive or there are secrets, ambiguity and discontent.

They're not very sure who are ruling them because they cannot see the leader.

Because we have audiences, we have people who say that Hebatullah al-Ghazala doesn't exist at all because he doesn't show himself.

So through this piece, we first confirm that he does exist.

But we also go into, through eyewitnesses, through our sources, into his meetings, into his daily operation in Kandahar.

How does he talk to people?

Where does he go?

So the Taliban main spokesman, Zabirullah Mujahid, responded to our questions and he denied flatly that there is any internal division among the Taliban.

He said we are aware of what division would do to the Taliban or to any group or to any government.

But he did say that there are differences of ideas inside the government.

And just like, as he put it, members of family who have differences on different things.

But he said no division.

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