There's a fight at the top of the Taliban?

Original title: Taliban leaders quarrel?
The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) revealed on the 15th that a fierce quarrel broke out between senior Taliban officials in the presidential palace of Afghanistan. The two sides of the conflict are baladar, the first Acting Deputy Prime Minister of the Taliban interim government, who was recently reported to have "died of internal strife", and Khalil, the Minister of refugee affairs of the interim government.

Sources told the BBC that the quarrel took place last week because baladar was dissatisfied with the structure of the interim government. He believes that the reason why the Taliban can regain power is due to the diplomatic efforts of some Taliban members (including himself).

Baladar
Khalil, the other side of the quarrel, is an important figure of the Taliban armed intelligence organization "Haqqani network". In his view, the success of the Taliban today is the result of the hard work of the armed men.
The current leader of the Haqqani network is the interior minister of the interim government, little Haqqani, whose father is the founder of the organization. American cable news network (CNN) said that Khalil was little Haqqani's uncle.
In other words, the main differences between the two sides are who is responsible for the Taliban's ability to take over Afghanistan again and who should be reused by the new government.
According to the BBC, during the dispute between baladar and Khalil, their subordinates also clashed on one side.
Baladar is the leader of the Taliban Political Committee. He was previously responsible for peace talks with the Afghan government and the United States.
In 2020, baladar had an ordinary telephone conversation with then US President Tran. He is the first Taliban leader to speak directly with the president of the United States. In the same year, Baradar signed a peace agreement with the United States in Doha, Qatar on behalf of the Taliban.
Singapore's Lianhe Zaobao said that baladar, Haqqani Jr. and acting defense minister Jacob are the three deputies of the top Taliban leader ahonzada.
Among them, baladar represents the political leadership within the Taliban; Jacob and Haqqani are military commanders, and the Taliban have been able to regain control of Afghanistan. The differences between the two men and baladar can be said to be between combatants and non combatants.
Baladar is one of the protagonists of many recent rumors about the Taliban.
Recently, it is widely rumored in social media (especially Indian social media) that hostile factions of the Taliban had a gun battle in the presidential palace of Afghanistan, and baladar was fatally injured.
On Monday, Naim, spokesman of the Taliban political office in Doha, released an audio with Baradar's personal photo, denying the rumor.
"In the past few nights, I have been out." baladar said in the audio that the media always release false propaganda, so we should bravely deny all lies. "I confirm to you 100% that there is no problem, we have no problem".
Naim said that the report of baladar's "death" was unfounded hostile propaganda.
BBC said a Taliban spokesman said baladar went to Kandahar to meet with the top Taliban leader ahonzada.
Baradar's last public appearance was a brief appearance at a hotel in Kabul earlier this month.
Sources revealed that baladar may return to Kabul and personally appear in front of the camera to deny the rumors of quarrel.
Cnn15 said that many Taliban leaders rarely participate in public activities and accept media interviews, so it is inevitable that there are often rumors about their health and the so-called internal conflict.
For example, the trend of ahonzada has also been the focus of foreign media recently. Since the Taliban took over Kabul in mid August, only one statement has been issued in the name of the Taliban supreme leader.

Ahonzada
CNN said that Taliban officials had repeatedly said that ahonzada would make a public appearance soon, but he had not appeared so far, so there were rumors about his illness or even death.
The low-key style of the Taliban's high-level is not a new phenomenon.
A Pakistani reporter who has been covering the Taliban for many years told CNN: "most of the main Taliban leaders - especially the members of the Haqqani family - have always avoided public appearances. They believe that their high exposure may help the enemy."
Among the Haqqani family, Khalil, the refugee affairs minister of the interim government mentioned earlier, is a figure who has made many appearances. He will speak at some gatherings and even agree to be interviewed by foreign journalists.
CNN said that in recent years, the Taliban have paid more and more attention to public relations and released information in multiple languages on social media. Spokesman mujahid and others also held a press conference. In August, the Taliban produced a large number of videos.
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