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Afghanistan
Taliban have completely besieged the provincial capital of Badghis and are advancing towards the city center ...
2021-08-12
[PUBLISH.TWITTER]

Via regnum.ru:
Several hundred government soldiers have surrendered to the Taliban

The army corps of the Afghan government forces surrendered to the Taliban in the area of ​​the administrative center of Kunduz province, The Washington Post reported on August 11.

According to the newspaper, several hundred Afghan soldiers defending a military base near Kunduz airport surrendered and transferred all weapons and equipment to the Taliban (an organization whose activities are prohibited in the Russian Federation).

Local officials say some of the Afghan military has moved from the airport to the mountains.

As reported by IA REGNUM , against the backdrop of the withdrawal of US troops and their satellites from Afghanistan, the Taliban seized nine of the country's 34 administrative centers and continue to attack the forces of the Afghan government.
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Posted by:Fred

#10  The last time the U.S. didn’t bother to care the Twin Towers and the Pentagon were attacked. The Capitol building was reportedly supposed to be hit, too, but some very brave men on the third airplane said, “Lets roll!” and ended up crashed into a field instead.

The question is how to care more effectively than has been done for most of the past two decades.
Posted by: trailing wife   2021-08-12 21:31  

#9  Reports the US Embassy is going di di mau.
Posted by: swksvolFF   2021-08-12 18:24  

#8  "Dignified Transition" ceremony in the Stans. Little "dignified" about how this conflict evolved and ultimately culminated. The entire country wasn't worth the life of one American.

Posted by: Besoeker   2021-08-12 18:20  

#7   A question that is about forty years too late, mon Ami.
Posted by: Cthulhu of Ryleh   2021-08-12 17:50  

#6  The question was "why the USA should care" not "why this should be published on Rantburg."

Unsurprisingly, there's no answer. Because there isn't one.
Posted by: Slomorong Thraiger7030   2021-08-12 14:40  

#5  Mayhap someone in future generations will learn from it.

Not if they are leftists.
Posted by: badanov   2021-08-12 13:17  

#4  This is history in the making, Papa Puntz. Again. Mayhap someone in future generations will learn from it.
Posted by: Dron66046   2021-08-12 13:02  

#3  RANTBURG is about the war on terror, Papa Punts. Therefore we have stories like this. If this does not interest you, why are you here?
Posted by: trailing wife   2021-08-12 12:53  

#2  Please let me know why the USA should care. Please!!!
Posted by: Papa Punts   2021-08-12 12:07  

#1  Taliban capture ANOTHER Afghan city bringing total to ten as they close in on capital Kabul with two more major centres on the verge of falling
Posted by: Skidmark   2021-08-12 09:21  

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