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A Taliban resistance is being formed in the last holdout of Afghanistan: Panjshir Valley.

Vice president Amrullah Saleh, and Ahmad Massoud, the son of a famed anti-Taliban fighter Ahmed Shah Massoud, along with members of the collapsed government, have vowed to resist the new regime, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on August 19.

“The Taliban doesn’t control the whole territory of Afghanistan,” Lavrov told reporters at a press conference in Moscow.

The Panjshir Valley in the northeast of Kabul is Afghanistan’s last remaining holdout, known for its natural defences. It is still littered with the wrecked carcasses of Soviet armoured vehicles destroyed in unsuccessful battles to conquer it. And the region also held out against the Taliban when they ruled Afghanistan in 1996-2001.

Ahmad Shah Massoud was killed days before the September 11, 2001 attacks on the United States by al Qaeda militants who enjoyed Afghan sanctuary under Taliban rule. His name continues to carry huge weight both in Afghanistan and around the world.

However, it remains unclear whether forces in Panjshir would be able to repel any attack by Taliban forces, which have surrounded the narrow valley from all sides but not so far tried to enter, or whether Massoud’s declaration is a preliminary step towards negotiations.

He said his forces would not be able to hold out without help from the West and he appealed for support and logistical help from the United States, Britain and France.