Fall of Panjshir! Taliban Surround Panjshir From All Sides

Fall of Panjshir! Taliban Surround Panjshir From All Sides.
A valley runs along the Panjshir River about North East of Kabul. It is 76 kilometers long, 15 kilometers wide and at places, it narrows down considerably. Panjshir is not just one valley but 21 sub-valleys connected with the main valley located in the Hindukush range. The population of the valley is around two lacs. The Khawak Pass connects it with the Baghlan province and the Anjuman Pass connects it to the Badakhshan province. Jabal Siraj connects Panjshir valley with Bagram and Kabul.
The rugged nature of the terrain and high grounds are difficult to overcome which gives defenders a dominating position. Panjshir is also important because of opportunities to mine emeralds, silver and other minerals. The major towns in Panjshir are Anawa at the South and Anjuman guarding the North. In Afghanistan, the largest ethnic majority after the Pashtuns is theTajiks who are 26 percent of the population. They are of Iranian descent as majority are Sunni Muslims and some are Ismaili Muslims. They have an ethno-linguistic affinity with Central Asian Republic of Tajikistan.

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