Afghanistan under Taliban: Talks with resistance forces fail, economy in crisis | 10 points

It was the first day in Afghanistan without the presence of any foreign force in 20 years on Wednesday. A sense of fear and uncertainty gripped the Afghans as the Taliban celebrated the exit of the United States (US).

It was the first day in Afghanistan without the presence of any foreign force in 20 years on Wednesday. A sense of fear and uncertainty gripped the Afghans as the Taliban celebrated the exit of the United States (US). So far from battle of Khavak last night, taliban has 350 casualties, more than 40 captured & prisoned. NRF got many new American vehicles, weapons & ammunitions as a trophy. Commanded Defense of Khavak,Commander Munib Amiri #AhmadMassoud #Taliban #Panjshir #secondresistance pic.twitter.com/nSlFN47xL2 The Taliban and its supporters started celebrations the moment the last American soldier boarded the C-17 aircraft which took off from Kabul airport before the clock struck 12 on the night of August 30.