Do Taliban have trained pilots? Viral video of Afghan Air Force chopper sparks speculation

A viral video of a US-made Afghan Air Force Black Hawk helicopter in Kandahar airport has sparked speculations that the Taliban may have trained pilots in their ranks.

A video of a US-made Afghan Air Force UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter moving in the Taliban-captured Kandahar airport has gone viral on Twitter. The video has sparked speculations that the Taliban may have trained pilots in their ranks. It's no secret that the Taliban seized a major haul of US military-supplied gear when it took over Afghanistan earlier this month.Does anyone know if there's an Idiot's Guide to Flying a Blackhawk? If you've got a copy, the Taliban needs you. pic.twitter.com/ubYlVVoa9y #BREAKINGTaliban have seized A-29 Super Tucano light attack aircraft and MD-530F light military helicopter at the Mazer-i-Sharif airport. pic.twitter.com/CI3oXe8d8Y Video reportingly shows #Taliban captured Kunduz airport with #Afghanistan Air Force Mi-35 Hind attack helicopter pic.twitter.com/u7jZJdR800 #Russia news channel reports #Afghanistan Air Force aircraft also arrived at Bokhtar Airport #Tajikistan.At least twelve C-208/AC-208 and one PC-12 visible pic.twitter.com/JAGY1q22r5 "It's no secret that the Taliban seized a major haul of US military-supplied gear when it took over Afghanistan earlier this month. Does anyone know if there's an Idiot's Guide to Flying a Blackhawk? If you've got a copy, the Taliban needs you," Russia's state-affiliated media wrote while posting the video on Twitter.