[Marshland]

The Taliban on Monday seized Panjshir province, a restive mountain region that was the final holdout of resistance forces in the country, cementing its total control over Afghanistan a week after U.S. forces departed the country.

Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said in a statement that the Islamist group had “completely conquered” the Panjshir Valley. “Our last efforts for establishing peace and security in the country have given results,” he said.

Taliban officials shared a photo on social media Monday that purported to show their fighters taking control of local administrative buildings.

A senior official of the National Resistance Front of Afghanistan, who spoke on the condition of anonymity due to the sensitivity of the matter, confirmed that the Taliban had taken over. “Yes, Panjshir has fallen. Taliban took control of government offices. Taliban fighters entered into the governor’s house,” the person said.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/202...n-updates/

[Dismas]

While there's still some Americans there, the majority are out. Now that they have power, all we can do is observe what they do with it. It will fall upon their neighbors and citizens to dictate where things go from here.

[Marshland]

While there's still some Americans there, the majority are out. Now that they have power, all we can do is observe what they do with it. It will fall upon their neighbors and citizens to dictate where things go from here.

Yeah only time will tell what its gonna happen. For now it looks like a future of oppression and poverty will be norm sadly

[Her_pop]

It's so sad, I hope they find peace soon

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afghanistan used to be more liberal around the 70s, if you look at pictures you woulnd believe it