Which Iranian languages are spoken in the Pamirs?

Several Iranian languages and dialect groups are spoken in the Pamirs, a highland region in Central Asia. These include:

• Shughnī group: This group includes several dialects, such as Sarīkolī (spoken in northwestern China), Oroshorī-Bartangī, Roshānī-Khufī, and Bajuvī-Shughnī.1
• Yāzgulāmī: This language is closely related to the Shughnī group.1
• Wakhī: Spoken by more than 50,000 people in the region of the upper Panj River, this language is noted for its distinctiveness and archaic features.1
• Sanglechī-Ishkashmī group: Spoken around the bend of the Amu Darya and in the Vardūj River valley, this group is closely related to other languages of the Pamirs.1
• Yidghā-Munjī group: While Monjān is located in a remote valley in northern Afghanistan, this group is also considered related to the languages of the Pamirs.1