Afghanistan war News

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Now the Taliban has issued a new decree that women in Afghanistan will not go to such restaurants where there are lawns or where there is an open place to sit. The Taliban say that in the complaints it was said that women and men are together in such places and women do not wear hijab in these places.

Taliban has issued another decree against women in Afghanistan. Now an order has been issued to ban university education for women.

The Taliban has given a new decree. The new decree is that women of Afghanistan will no longer be able to travel alone in the flight.

The Taliban on Tuesday announced Afghanistan's new government, naming Mullah Hassan Akhund, a close aide of the movement's late founder Mullah Omar, as caretaker prime minister. The Taliban's chief spokesman, Zabihullah Mujahid, said those named were holding their positions in an "acting" capacity.

Taliban has declared it forbidden for boys and girls to study together in Afghanistan, while in India Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind has said that it is immoral to study together. But the surprising thing is that the voices of the people of the educated Muslim society were not heard on this.

Former Afghan President Amrullah Saleh has given a statement expressing displeasure on America's escape from Afghanistan. Amrullah Saleh has said that Afghanistan is not packed in the bag of the last American soldier, Afghanistan is still here. Saleh said that it doesn't matter if a superpower has decided to become a mini-power.

Pakistan is very happy with the Taliban occupation in Afghanistan. Not only the Prime Minister of Pakistan but also former cricketer Shahid Afridi is getting positive vibes from the terror outfit. In today's edition of Taal Thok Ke, we will discuss - How dangerous is the coalition of Pakistan and the Taliban?

The US C-17 flight was the last flight by the US military to leave Afghanistan as the US ended its 20-year effort in the country. Major General Chris Donahue, commander of the US Army's 82nd Airborne Division, was the last soldier to leave Afghanistan in a C-17 cargo plane at Hamid Karzai International Airport.

The United States on Monday began a "new" chapter in Afghanistan and shifted its diplomatic functions from Afghanistan to Qatar. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said as he pledged to help every American to help in leaving the war-torn nation

After the 9/11 attacks, the US entered Afghanistan with the intention of uprooting the roots of terror, but the attack in Kabul has once again thrown America 20 years back. Despite being a superpower, today America seems helpless.

The device, known as Handheld Interagency Identity Detection Equipment (HIIDE), was initially developed by the US government. The device was developed as a means to locate insurgents and other wanted individuals.

Hundreds of Indian nationals returned home on Sunday in Indian Air Force (IAF) planes as part of the government's efforts to bring back people from Afghanistan after the situation at the Kabul airport worsened. The Indian Embassy in Qatar said on Sunday that the first batch of 135 Indians who were brought back from Kabul to Doha in the last few days is being brought back to India, who have now reached their homeland.

The situation in Afghanistan is continuously deteriorating. The Taliban have captured 25 of the 34 provinces, including Kabul. The Taliban announced the end of the war in Afghanistan after the group took control of the President's Palace in Kabul. An unbelievable video surfaced, showing at least two people falling after a giant plane took off from Kabul airport.

On social media, Washington's withdrawal of troops is being cited as one of the reasons for the fall of Afghanistan, which since 2001 has sparked the longest-running struggle in history to drive the Taliban out of Afghanistan.

The situation in Afghanistan is continuously deteriorating. The Taliban have captured 25 of the 34 provincial capitals, including Afghanistan's cities such as Kandahar, Herat, Mazar-e-Sharif, and Jalalabad. After which, few visuals have surfaced, showing the local citizens throwing stones and shoes towards Afghan army trucks.

The Taliban letter addresses the American people and urges the US administration to withdraw its forces from Afghanistan.

"Taliban -- what's that?" asks Sultan Begium shyly from her freezing home in Afghanistan's mountainous Wakhan Corridor, a region so remote that its residents are untouched by the decades of conflict that have devastated their country.

New commander will be announced soon but it is not known if he would agree to retire or demand to be fired as General David McKiernan did when Defense Secretary Robert Gates replaced him in 2009 as the Obama administration adopted a new counterinsurgency strategy in Afghanistan.

 As US President Barack Obama probably made his final policy decision on Afghanistan by retaining 8,400 troops in the war-torn country by the end of his presidency next January, the White House said the next president will have to make some 'substantial weighty' decisions on the US' current relationship with Afghanistan.