Islamabad: The fall of Kandahar, Afghanistan’s second largest city and the Taliban Movement Headquarters, in the south to a militant early on Friday was attended by the Swift Retreat of Government forces from at least six other provincial capitals.
This amazing victory, and fast, has brought a militant to 40 km from the national capital, Kabul.
Taliban now controlled 18 of the 34 provincial capital.
Kandahar, a city of more than six million, is considered the most significant victory for the Taliban: This is the key to the country’s industrial and agricultural output, and the founder of Mullah Omar’s clothing has ruled Afghanistan from the city until 2001.
The only big cities are still Controlled by the Afghan government, besides Kabul, is Jalalabad, the capital of Nangarhar in the eastern capital, and Mazar-e-Sharif, in the north.
After taking over Kandahar City, the capital of the Ewonymus Province, the rebels arrested Lashkar Gah, the capital of the neighboring Helmand.
The next Taliban entered Pul-e-nature, the provincial capital of Logar in the south of Kabul, and then confiscated Ferozkoh, the capital of Ghor in the middle, and Tarinkot, the capital of Uruzgan in the south.
Rebels, government sources and Taliban confirmed, have also taken Qalat, the capital of Zabul, and the capital of Badghis Qala-e-NAW.
The provincial capital other, which was down before, was Faizabad, Farah, Pul-e-Khumri, Sar-e-Pul, Seberghan, Aybak, Kunduz, Taluqan, Zaraj, Ghazni, and Herat.
“Kandahar was taken without resistance.
The Taliban celebrated their victory by firing AK-47 rifles,” said Pashtana Durrani, a female student who fled Kandahar on Friday.
“We have left all the books given by Father and Grandpa, and we must burn All our photos, “he said.
Taliban’s formal claims about their last victory have not been challenged by Kabul.
However, Governor Uruzgan released a video claiming that he was asked by political leaders and local tribal elders to submit tarinkot control to the Taliban to avoid bloodshed.
Some provinces that have fallen into the Taliban for the past week are submitted in negotiable offers, such as on Friday, and on Thursday in Ghazni then arrested by the government.
However, troops.
However, the command and militia forces led by 75-year warlords Ismail Khan had put a rigid resistance, but the city collapsed on Thursday night.
The Taliban confirmed on Friday that they had KH.
And some of the hats in their prisoners.
“All government officials, including Governor Herat, police chief, head of the National Security Directorate (NDS) office in Herat, Warlord Ismail Khan, Deputy Minister of Home Affairs for Security, and Commander of the Corps of Zafar 207, surrendered to the Taliban after the province fell to the group,” Report Afghanistan media.
The Taliban then allowed Ismail Khan to go to his house.
In a video message released by pro-rebel media outlets, the former governor claimed he joined the Taliban and “treated well in custody”.
Local tribal and political leaders have played an important role in the Taliban victory by influencing the government’s military and political representatives to avoid bloodshed, give up, and get a safe exit.
Taliban propaganda machines have also played the main rules in the group’s easy victory in several provincial capitals.
“Government officials, including legs and law enforcers, were told that their leaders were double residents and did not have shares in Afghanistan.
Their families settled abroad and they could no longer live in the country after leaving their Western supporters.
It has Becoming a common perception among local residents and Afghan security forces on the country’s ruler, “said the Afghan tribals contacted by TII.
Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said that armed groups were determined to push forward with attacks to control all provinces.
He urged Afghan security forces in the remaining areas for “tip resistance and did not risk their lives”.
In Kabul, the government of President Ashraf Ghani has been faced with a challenge: The entry of thousands of people took refuge by fighting in other parts of the country.
Mosques, parks, schools and government facilities are full of internally displaced people while many sleep on the streets.
The World Food Program has warned humanitarian disaster because of food shortages in a war-hit country.
The families removed regularly protest in Kabul, appeal to the government to provide it.