Afghan Freedom Fighters, better known as Taliban, whom US propaganda machinery falsely portrays as aggressors and terrorists, have taken over more than half of Afghanistan, over 200 of 419 districts, says the US army chief, General Mark Milley.
US army general also stated on Wednesday that they took nearly 81 districts and now they have gained the control of most areas but notably not provincial capitals, which are more important for international recognition. The Afghan-Pakistan border was also taken in control (mid July) by them. Along with gains on ground, dismissing threats to neighboring countries has shown the world Taliban’s political strategies which have proved to be useful in the process.
A Ghazni commander mentioned to media in the last month that even they were shocked about how fast the Talibs were gaining control after US withdrawal, and that their surprising pace was under consideration by everyone.
It is not an easy task, certainly, to tackle Afghan government, but rising powers can be seen tackling the situation and meeting the global expectations as well. The world is looking towards the outcome of this conflict post US pull out.