Afghan rebels recapture 3 districts, kill Taliban men; Biden calls Kabul airlift most difficult | 10 points

Violence and protests marred Afghanistan as the Taliban took control over the country. Protests against the Taliban takeover spread to more cities on Friday, including the capital, Kabul.

Violence and protests have marred Afghanistan since the Taliban have taken control over the country. Protests against the Taliban takeover spread to more cities on Friday, including the capital, Kabul. #BreakingPol-e-Hesar, Deh Salah and Banu districts in #Baghlan provinces have been captured by the Public’s Resistance Forces, & a number of Taliban killed & injured.Local reporters from Baghlan pic.twitter.com/tW1ENliWOK Public’s Resistance Forces under Khair Muhammad Andarabi claim that they have captured Pol-e-Hesar, Deh Salah and Banu districts in #Baghlan and advancing towards other districts. They are saying that the Taliban did not act in the spirit of a general amnesty. #Taliban pic.twitter.com/AS8isXlwNC The only way out: Desperate scenes from the Kabul airport https://t.co/UY6KYZMBbu pic.twitter.com/kVZwD8h2CS A man carrying the Afghan national flag under the windshield of his car was arrested by the #Taliban pic.twitter.com/zQ3WXh1ldW Amid the chaos, anti-Taliban fighters reportedly killed some fighters and liberated three districts from Taliban control.