On October 4, 2001, commander Abdul Haq, while riding a horse, tried to get out of a Taliban siege in the Azra District of Logar District. In the village of Gogizi they ambushed the Taliban fighters. Only a few people were with him, and American helicopters did not reach him in time to help. The Taliban arrested him around 3:00 p.m. Abdul Haq arrived in Afghanistan in the fall of 2001 with a political plan to end Taliban rule and pave the way for the peaceful withdrawal of foreign fighters. But his mission ended with his arrest and execution by the Taliban. The report covers Commander Abdul Haq's latest mission, his plan to round up foreign fighters in Tora Bora, and his efforts to find a political solution for Afghanistan. Read the full report on the Afghanistan International website.

On October 4, 2001, commander Abdul Haq, while riding a horse, tried to get out of a Taliban siege in the Azra District of Logar District. In the village of Gogizi they ambushed the Taliban fighters. Only a few people were with him, and American helicopters did not reach him in time to help. The Taliban arrested him around 3:00 p.m. Abdul Haq arrived in Afghanistan in the fall of 2001 with a political plan to end Taliban rule and pave the way for the peaceful withdrawal of foreign fighters. But his mission ended with his arrest and execution by the Taliban. The report covers Commander Abdul Haq's latest mission, his plan to round up foreign fighters in Tora Bora, and his efforts to find a political solution for Afghanistan. Read the full report on the Afghanistan International website.