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Director-General Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) Lt General Faiz Hameed reached Kabul on Saturday for a one-day visit to, according to sources, meet with the Taliban leadership and discuss the overall security situation in Afghanistan. The country's top spy will discuss ways to ensure that spoilers and terrorist organisations do not take advantage of the volatile circumstances, the sources added. A day earlier, the Taliban heaped praise on Pakistan for its longstanding contributions towards the people of Afghanistan. The group's spokesperson, Zabihullah Mujahid, hoped that Pakistan would continue its assistance. The #ISI DG will also meet Pakistan's envoy in #Kabul to discuss the matters of repatriation and transit through Pakistan of foreign nationals and Afghans fleeing Taliban rule. Sources further said that Gen Hameed will meet the #Taliban leadership to review multiple issues that concern both countries and will discuss the situation along the Pak-Afghan border among other issues. The matter of border management will also be discussed, especially of Afghans who cross over on a daily basis as routine and then return. “The issue of pending requests from countries and international organisations for the repatriation/transit through Pakistan and the need to determine the mechanism through which Pakistan could allow these, in coordination with the ground authorities in Afghanistan will be discussed during the meeting with the Taliban officials,” sources said. Charlene Cakora, 57, spent a frantic week in Washington DC trying to convey a message to President Joe Biden: rescue her brother from Taliban captivity. ------------- Mrs Cakora's brother, Mark Frerichs, was kidnapped by the group over a year ago. He is one of two remaining Americans thought to have been kidnapped by the Taliban during the US war in Afghanistan who is still unaccounted for. Mr Frerichs, 59, had been living and working in Kabul as a civil engineer for 10 years when he was kidnapped. Advocates working to secure Mr Frerichs' release say that the "only" thing that the Taliban have mentioned when US officials have pressed for his return is the release of Bashir Noorzai, a Taliban-affiliated drug lord who has been imprisoned in the US for the last 16 years. -------------------- Taliban and opposition forces are battling to control the Panjshir Valley north of Kabul, the last Afghan province holding out against the militant group, as the top US general warned of a "civil war" if Islamists failed to consolidate power. Both sides claimed on Saturday to have the upper hand in Panjshir but neither could produce conclusive evidence to prove it. The Taliban, which swept through the country ahead of the final withdrawal of US-led forces this week, was unable to control the valley when they ruled Afghanistan from 1996 to 2001. Taliban spokesman Bilal Karimi said the districts of Khinj and Unabah had been taken, giving Taliban forces control of four of the province's seven districts. "The Mujahideen (Taliban fighters) are advancing toward the centre (of the province)," he said on Twitter. But the National Resistance Front of Afghanistan, grouping forces loyal to local leader Ahmad Massoud, said it surrounded "thousands of terrorists" in Khawak pass and the Taliban had abandoned vehicles and equipment in the Dashte Rewak area. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAcxUem-6Bw