A statement from Karzai’s office Wednesday said Rahtamullah Nabil would step down as National Directorate of Security director because he had finished his two-year term. It did not name a replacement. However, two senior Afghan officials told The Associated Press that Assadullah Khalid, the minister of tribal and border affairs, would replace Nabil. Another official close to the president’s office said the Cabinet reshuffle could also include replacing the finance minister, the attorney general and the head of the Independent Election Commission. Finance Minister Omar Zakhilwal faces allegations of corruption over large deposits in his Dubai bank account, although he denies any wrongdoing. The three officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to release the information. Lawmakers dealt Karzai a blow when they voted to remove two of his top lieutenants on Aug. 4 — Defense Minister Abdul Rahim Wardak, one of the top Afghan officials most trusted by Washington, and Interior Minister Bismullah Khan Mohammadi. They cited past security lapses, corruption allegations and outrage at reports of Pakistani cross-border shelling as reasons for the no-confidence vote. Karzai’s office told parliament Wednesday that the president will submit names for replacements “today or tomorrow,” said Abdul Qadir Qalatwal, a lawmaker from Zabul province.