Ahmad Massoud vows to defeat Taliban in Afghanistan resistance

Ahmad Massoud, now 35, leads the National Resistance Front against the Taliban in Afghanistan. He emphasizes that the Taliban's real victory was achieved through negotiations rather than military might, a process initiated by the Trump administration and continued under President Biden. Massoud reflects on the impact of his father's assassination by al Qaeda, which shaped his family's legacy and the nation's trajectory. He asserts that the Taliban's oppressive rule has only strengthened the resolve of the Afghan people to resist. Despite lacking territorial control and international support, Massoud believes their fight transcends Afghanistan, aiming for global security and a democratic future. He envisions a liberated Afghanistan, free from Taliban influence, and is committed to building a new system that reflects the will of the people. Massoud's narrative serves as both a memoir and a manifesto, outlining a vision for a democratic Afghanistan that stands as a beacon in the region. He argues that the Taliban's focus on consolidating power for their extremist agenda will ultimately lead to their downfall, as the Afghan people's will is a more potent force than weaponry alone. The struggle is not merely against the Taliban but for the very soul and future of Afghanistan, with Massoud determined to prevail against all odds.