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War, Peace and Taliban Spreadsheets

War, Peace and Taliban Spreadsheets

The New York Times
Wednesday, April 21, 2021 02:25:35 PM UTC

The Taliban have been recording and contesting every perceived U.S. violation of the troop withdrawal deal.

DOHA, Qatar — In the twilight months of the United States’ war in Afghanistan, Americans fought the Taliban, not over fields or villages or hearts and minds, but over spreadsheets. Since February 2020, when the United States signed an agreement with the Taliban laying out the terms of withdrawal from Afghanistan if certain conditions were met, the insurgent group has recorded its every perceived violation of the deal, totaling well over 1,000 incidents laid out in Microsoft Excel. Practically every week, the Taliban delivered these lists of infractions to U.S. diplomats and military officials in Doha, Qatar, who took the complaints — investigating some and dismissing others as inaccurate.
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