New Delhi: On Afghanistan The Taliban For quick capture. Under such circumstances, some of the big leaders here have fled the country, while others have begun to support the Taliban. Now news is coming that former governor of Herat and Afghan Sardar Ismail Khan has joined the Taliban along with his supporters.
All government officials, including the governor, the police chief and the head of the NDS office, and 207 Zafar Corps commanders, surrendered after Herat fell to the Taliban.
It comes after the Taliban claimed control of Kandahar, Afghanistan’s second-largest city.
A Taliban spokesman tweeted on an officially recognized account, “Kandahar has been completely conquered. Mujahideen have reached Shaheed Square in the city.”
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British jihadists join the Taliban
A report released by the Associated Press on Thursday states that British jihadists had secretly joined the Taliban in their offensive against the government in Afghanistan. Phone calls to “extremists with British accents” have been intercepted.
The Sun reports that jihadists have returned to the war-torn country after the US withdrawal. British officials believe that after the American troops left Afghanistan, the jihadists entered the chaotic tribal areas of Pakistan and reached the front lines.
The Taliban have seized three more cities in southern Afghanistan
The Taliban have seized three more provincial capitals in southern Afghanistan, including Helmand. It has seen some fierce fighting over the past two decades, as rebels have launched rapid attacks and are slowly besieging the capital, Kabul.
For years, American, British and allied NATO forces fought for the capital of Helmand province, shedding blood and blood and being liberated from the Taliban. Hundreds of foreign soldiers were killed there during nearly two decades of war.
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