The Taliban gunmen shot only to disperse the protester of the Pakistani Embassy in Kabul.

At least 70 Afghan people, mainly women, on September 7, gathered in front of the Pakistani Embassy in the capital of Kabul, holding the banner and shouting the anti-behavior of Islamabad's intervention in Central Asia.

Pakistan has long been suspected of closely related to the Taliban movement in Afghanistan.

The protests took place a day after the Taliban announced the complete control of Afghanistan on September 6, claiming to win the key battle to take the Panjshir valley, the base of the opposite force.

Another demonstration on September 6 took place in Mazar-I-Sharif city, Northern Afghanistan, when a small group of women demanded interests.

A Taliban gunman stood next to the group of women protesting in front of the Pakistani Embassy in Afghanistan on September 7.

The Taliban won a flash in August before the Afghan security force.

Spokesman Taliban Zabihullah Mujahid warned any force against their ruling.

The Taliban is implementing the process of transferring power with huge scale in important organizations and cities with thousands of related personnel.

The Taliban force is committed to maintaining a higher comprehensive calculation than the first ruling period, with a government that represents every nation of Afghanistan.

Taliban's educational management agency said Women Afghanistan will be attended by college, but men and women have to learn in different classes or are prevented by a curtain.