KABUL Akhtar Mohammad Mansoor on Saturday urged all members of the movement to ensure unity and reconciliation in their ranks.
In a message, Mansoor called the group a shared home for the fighters, saying the recent changes had created no differences within the movement.
Following the announcement of his predecessor’s demise, Mansoor’s ascendency to the top slot drew strong opposition from Mullah Omar’s son and brother. However, Omar’s family has now pledged allegiance to the new leader.
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