Like in Supreme Commander, Forged Alliance's missions start off with a small section of the overall map. If you don't care about spoilers and would like to read up on how mission structure has changed (or hasn't), feel free to continue. What follows is a full walkthrough of the campaign's first single-player mission. If you care at all about the story developments in the soon to release Supreme Commander: Forged Alliance, you should probably close your browser window right now. "He gives advice to every leader of Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan and we are following his rules, advice, and if we have a progressive government in the future it's because of his advice," he added.Note to readers, this story contains massive spoilers. "We have regular meetings with him about the control of the situation in Afghanistan and how to make a good government," Mullah Yussef was quoted by AFP in its report. In his last message on September 7, Akhundzada told the new government to uphold Sharia law while governing the country.Įarlier last week, the Taliban governor of Kandahar, Mullah Yussef Wafa informed AFP that he is in regular touch with his elusive leader. Akhundzada first job after assuming the position of Supreme leader was to unify the moment once again.Īs per the AFP report, Akhundzada is believed to spend most of his time in the southern city of Kandahar. With the backing of Al-Qaeda's chief, Akhundzada was able to seal his jihadist credentials with long time allies of the Taliban.Īfter Mullah Mansour's assassination, the Taliban moment was briefly fractured due to the power tussle within the organisation. Soon after succeeding Mullah Mansour as Taliban's leader, Akhundzada secured the support of Al-Qaeda's chief Ayman al-Zawahiri, who praised the cleric - calling him "the emir of the faithful". Till then, Akhundzada was a low-profile religious head in the organisation. With the notion of serving more as a spiritual head compare to a military commander, Akhundzada audio recording is expected to lead to speculations regarding his plans to take a central role in leading the Taliban's government in Afghanistan.Īfter US Drone Strike in 2016 killed the then Taliban Supreme leader, Mullah Akhtar Mansour, Haibatullah Akhundzada was chosen to succeed him. He further seeks God's blessing for the Taliban's leadership. He delivers a religious message to his soldiers.
In the audio recording, the Taliban Supreme Leader is referred to as "Amirul Momineen", or commander of the faithful.
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