so a huge response then, i fahim? yes, a huge response, we can't step — fahim? we can't stop it almost is _ fahim? yes, a huge response, we can't stop it almost is keeping - can�*t stop it almost is keeping coming, we have community partners working together to mobilise volunteers to sort these donations that we receive and distribute them. and for afghans living in the uk and getting involved in this effort, it is a way, isn�*t it, as well for the community to talk to one another? to find if there is information about loved ones still in afghanistan, and i know that you do as well, that your mother and your sister, i believe? . . your mother and your sister, i believe? , , ., , ., , believe? yes, i still have my family back at home. _ believe? yes, i still have my family back at home, my _ believe? yes, i still have my family back at home, my mum _ believe? yes, i still have my family back at home, my mum is - believe? yes, i still have my family back at home, my mum is there, . believe? yes, i still have my family. back at home, my mum is there, my sister, sti

fahim dashty, for instance — reports of emerging that he's been killed.ils are you able to give us on this? can you tell us more about who he was, what he represented? in war, there is always casualties on both sides. this is something normal. we are not going to deny that we've had casualties. two of my colleagues, mr dashty the spokesperson, and general zara, who was a formidable military officer, who served under and was the nephew of the late commander massoud, were martyred tonight. unfortunately, they were martyred, however, their spirit is going to be alive and the people will resist. just tojump in, mr nazary, why are you offering a truce now, given the fact you're saying the taliban have not made the encroachments in the panjshir valley as they claim? we've always extended an olive branch, whether it was 27 years ago, when the taliban movement first formed, whether it was ten years ago, when rabbani, the head of the peace council, was assassinated by them. whether it's today. this has always been our legacy, because we prefer peace over war. we p

fahim fetrat is a journalist, political activist and former advisor to the afghan parliament.have been hearing, the taliban have said they have control of the panjshir valley. can you tell us that the situation is there now? ., ~' , ., us that the situation is there now? ., ~ a us that the situation is there now? ., a ~ ., now? thank you. as you know, what has _ now? thank you. as you know, what has been _ now? thank you. as you know, what has been going _ now? thank you. as you know, what has been going on - now? thank you. as you know, what has been going on in - what has been going on in panjshir valley. and against the taliban, and today an early morning of course during last night, there was a very, very serious, people from the taliban were killed and wounded. hundreds of taliban were ousted by the mujahideen. now that situation of panjshir is... there is no medicines for the people. it is very, very bad and because the people who are living in panjshir, they are living in panjshir, they are facing a catastrophe. explained to us, what have the —— civilian population been