KABUL (Pajhwok): Four Taliban-appointed diplomats have taken charge of the Afghan embassy and consulates in Pakistan, officials say.
Sardar Muhammad Shokaib has started working as the first secretary at the Afghan embassy in Islamabad, a leading Pakistani newspaper reported on Saturday.
Dawn said Hafiz Mohibullah, Mullah Ghulam Rasool and Mullah Muhammad Abbas had been assigned to Afghan consulates in Peshawar, Quetta, and Karachi.
Shokaib would effectively be the charge d’affaires at the Afghan embassy, which has been without an ambassador since July when Najibullah Alikhil left because of the alleged abduction of his daughter.
Shokaib is said to . . .
