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Poverty and hunger have rocketed in Afghanistan since the Islamist militants took power after the United States pulled out, and India has sent food grains and other aid.
The New York Times obtained the footage through a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit against US Central Command, which then posted the imagery to its website.
No one immediately claimed responsibility for the attack. However, since the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan in mid-August, attacks by Islamic State group militants against them have increased.
After four decades of war and the deaths of tens of thousands of people, security has largely improved, but Afghanistan's economy is in ruins despite hundreds of billions of dollars in development spending over the past 20 years.
According to the Taliban, Mullah Hasan had worked in important positions during their previous government in Afghanistan.
The province was the last holdout of anti-Taliban forces in the country and the only province the Taliban had not seized during their sweep last month.
Since the takeover, the Taliban have sought to recast the group as different from its 1990s incarnation, when they last ruled the country and enforced strict controls across society.
Several other resistance leaders also dismissed reports of the fall of Panjshir, where thousands of fighters from regional militias and remnants of the old government's forces had massed.
Since the Taliban swept into Kabul on August 15, several thousand fighters from local militias and remnants of the government's armed forces have massed in Panjshir.
On bringing back the remaining Indians from Afghanistan, MEA Spokesperson Arindam Bagchi said India will be able to revisit the matter once the Kabul airport resumes operation.