Commander Asrar Andarabi has pledged to continue what he described as the struggle for freedom and the fight against terrorism following the reported death of Marshal Haseeb Khorasani, whom he referred to as the “proud commander of Khorasan.”
In a message marking Khorasani’s passing, Andarabi paid tribute to his memory and legacy while emphasizing continued determination against what he described as the scourge of terrorism in Afghanistan.
Andarabi said the death of the commander would not weaken the resolve of those seeking freedom. He portrayed Khorasani’s legacy as a source of motivation for continuing the struggle and restoring freedom across the country.
The statement comes amid continuing political and security tensions in Afghanistan, where various opposition figures and groups have called for resistance against Taliban rule. Anti-Taliban factions have increasingly used public statements to commemorate fallen commanders and reaffirm their commitment to opposing the current authorities.
Andarabi’s message also framed the struggle in broader terms, linking the memory of Khorasani to the goal of eliminating terrorism and restoring what he described as freedom to Afghanistan.
The statement reflects the rhetoric used by Afghan opposition figures to maintain morale and emphasize continuity following the deaths of prominent members or commanders. It also highlights the continued polarization surrounding Afghanistan’s political and security landscape.
The specific circumstances surrounding Marshal Haseeb Khorasani’s death and the claims regarding his role could not be independently verified from the information available.
Nevertheless, Andarabi’s remarks indicate that supporters of the opposition intend to use Khorasani’s legacy as a rallying point for their continued campaign against terrorism and in support of freedom.