Taliban fighter poses in front of bookshelf where Amrullah Saleh recorded message, picture goes viral
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Several pro-Taliban handles on Twitter shared images of a Taliban fighter posing in front of a bookshelf from where former Afghan Vice President Amrullah Saleh recorded a video message.
A photo of a Taliban fighter posing in front of a bookshelf from where former Afghan Vice President Amrullah Saleh recorded a video has gone viral on social media. The viral photo came out after Rohullah Saleh, Amrullah's elder brother, was reportedly killed in clashes with the Taliban. Various sources indicate that Rohullah Saleh, brother of @AmrullahSaleh2 has been killed in fighting in #Panjshir.Pro #Taliban accounts are sharing this picture claiming that #Talibans have entered the library where #AmrullahSaleh sent a video message a few days ago. #Panjsher pic.twitter.com/DM0S6Olbu3 In the viral photo, shared by many pro-Taliban Twitter accounts and local Afghan journalists, the Taliban fighter could be seen sitting next to the bookshelf holding a gun.
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