Ismail Miyakel, head of national television in the previous government, said the proxy group, which was set up with the support and funding of Pakistanis, was now teaching others "Afghanism and patriotism".
On Sunday, the 16th of Scorpio, Mr. Miyakil responded to the recent statements of Fashiuddin Fitrat, the commander of the Taliban army. He wrote that the Taliban "spilled the blood of thousands of innocent Afghans" and responded to their calls for peace with war and killing.
The former head of Afghanistan's national television said the Taliban were still on a path of extremism and tyranny. "A group that took away from the Afghans the right to education, freedom and self-determination, by what moral authority does it question the Afghanness of others? " he said.
Fashiuddin Fitrat, the head of the Taliban's army headquarters, said earlier that the group's military opponents, including members of the Freedom and Resistance Front, "are not Afghans and are not from Afghanistan" and are "funded and equipped by Pakistan." Mr. Fitrat added that these fronts are trying to disrupt Afghanistan's security at the behest of Pakistan.