How Afghanistan has once again become a happy hunting ground for Taliban

The Taliban has made steady progress ever since the US and allied troops began pulling out from Afghanistan on May 1, raising fears that the Afghan government could collapse within the next six months.

Intelligence agencies in the United States believe the Afghan government could collapse in as little as six months of the total withdrawal of American troops from the country. The #Taliban hoisted their white flag over Nahrin, a key district in #Baghlan pic.twitter.com/ihlQnsfiAK #BreakingNews : #Kabul regime soldiers surrendered to #Taliban in #Zabul pic.twitter.com/hMVVUJnlLa Such an assessment surely raises concerns among key stakeholders in the international community and for Afghanistan’s neighbours at a time the Taliban is sweeping through the northern provinces, capturing districts one at a time, and collecting US-supplied weapons and equipments from killed and captive soldiers.