America Lost Its Longest War Five Years Ago. This Is What Victory Looks Like for the Taliban
The withdrawal left the Taliban in control after U.S. forces spent two decades fighting a war that killed 868 American service members.
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America lost its longest war five years ago. This is what victory looks like for the Taliban
From the final years of the US-backed republic to life under the Taliban, an eyewitness chronicles Kabul’s journey from hope and despair to peace without either “When Ashraf Ghani goes, we’ll go with him. And he’ll go...
Five years after the return of the Taliban to power, Afghanistan remains a country dominated by restrictions, poverty and control. BBC has obtained, for two years, unusual access to officials and former fighters of the group, but also to women who live under the rules imposed by the new regime. Their testimonies give an image of how the Taliban lead the country and the collapse between the promises made in 2021 and today's reality.
The war in Afghanistan, the longest US war, ended exactly five years ago. Today it offers lessons to…More...
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From the final years of the US-backed republic to life under the Taliban, an eyewitness chronicles Kabul’s journey from hope and despair to peace without either “When Ashraf Ghani goes, we’ll go with him. And he’ll go when the Americans do.” The conversation took place on the balcony of a luxury high-rise in Shahr-e Naw, […] The post America lost its longest war five years ago. This is what victory looks like for the Taliban appeared first on Th…
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