Saleh Mohammad Rigestani, commander of Gol Haidar, and Munib Amiri were also killed in fighting with the Taliban in Panjshir.

Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, in separate telephone conversations with the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, as well as the Emir of Qatar on Afghanistan, stressed that the international community must remain active in helping the Afghan people and rebuilding the country.

Sources close to the Popular Resistance Front to Afghanistan International reported that Amrullah Saleh, the former vice president of Afghanistan, had fled Panjshir to Tajikistan. Mr. Saleh has been with Ahmad Massoud for the past three weeks. Ahmad Massoud is reported to be in a safe place in Panjshir.

Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan spoke by telephone with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, UAE Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan and Qatari Emir Tamim bin Khalifa Al Thani about developments in Afghanistan. Khan and bin Salman stressed the need for a comprehensive political solution in Afghanistan.

Abdul Wadud Zara, a former aide to Ahmad Shah Massoud, was also killed during a battle with the Taliban in Panjshir, various sources reported.

Various sources have confirmed that Fahim Dashti, the spokesman of the National Resistance Front, was killed in a battle with the Taliban in the Dashtak region of Panjshir province on Sunday, September 5th. With the capture of Kabul by the Taliban, the "National Resistance Front" was formed in Panjshir, and Fahim Dashti, as its spokesman, reflected the group's positions.