Reporter's Notebook: Taliban rule brings famine, fear and oppression to Afghanistan
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Taliban fighters celebrate one year after taking over the Afghan capital of Kabul, which has resulted in the country's international isolation at the expense of ordinary Afghanis.
Armed Taliban men gather in Kabul. (Fox News) Fox News correspondent Trey Yingst speaks to Afghan Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson Abdul Qahar Balkhi in Kabul. (Fox News) An impoverished Afghan family in Kabul. (Fox News) Trey Yingst currently serves as a foreign correspondent for FOX News Channel (FNC). He joined the network in August 2018.
They’re celebrating one year since their takeover of Afghanistan by parading through Kabul.
This scene would’ve been hard to imagine 13 months ago. Now it’s a reminder of the reality Afghanistan must face.
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