Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, co-founder and Deputy leader Taliban, returning to Afghanistan when this force is about to establish a new government.

In the post on Twitter, Muhammad Naem Wardak, Taliban's political spokesman, confirmed Mullah Baradar, head of the political agency of this force, landing on the airport in the city of Kandahar this afternoon

Previously, a source of knowledgeable issue revealing Baradar and some Taliban senior members departed from Doha City in Qatar to Kandahar, the second largest city of Afghanistan and was the origin of the Taliban, closed

Mullah Baradar in the talks between the Taliban and the Afghan government in Doha, Qatar, on July 18.

The fact that Baradar returned from Qatar, where he spent many months to lead talks to the United States and then the Afghan peace negotiators, said the milestone marked the impression of the Taliban's impression, after

Baradar, as the leader of the Taliban talks, each with former US President Donald Trump after Washington and Taliban signed a peace agreement in Doha in March 2020.

Baradar returns to Afghanistan in the context that the Taliban has not selected the leader in this country.

Meanwhile, the First Vice President Afghanistan Amrullah Saleh announced he was a legal leadership after President Ashraf Ghani left the country.

The Taliban is believed to be trying to create a restraint and peaceful atmosphere in Afghanistan, mid when people seek to run away from the country.

Some stores have resumed their operations, while traffic police returned to the street.

I want to reassure everyone that there will not be any discrimination for women, but of course must be in our frameworks, Mujahid said in the first international press conference in Kabul today.