The biggest raid of British tasks after World War II
The Al-Qaeda headquarters in Afghanistan in 2001 was the biggest and most boldest campaign of the British Air Force (SAS) for nearly 60 years.
continue readingThe Al-Qaeda headquarters in Afghanistan in 2001 was the biggest and most boldest campaign of the British Air Force (SAS) for nearly 60 years.
continue readingWhen arriving at Kabul International Airport, the first thing people saw was the women wearing black robes, brown towels stamping the passport.
continue readingThe Taliban Government's moral agency in Helmand Province forbade shaving barbers for men and playing music in the salon.
continue readingThe UN announced that the Afghan representative said at the General Assembly will be the Ambassador of the old government, not the candidate proposed by the Taliban.
continue readingAfghanistan security volume Taliban destroyed the gunman to kidnap two entrepreneurs after the clash at the control station in Herat city.
continue readingThe IS-K terrorist organization accepted the series of attacks in Jalalabad City, causing at least 6 Taliban members to kill.
continue readingMohammad Yaqoob, the Minister of Defense in the Taliban authorities, announced it would not be tolerated on the old mode soldiers.
continue readingWhen the sun sets the River Arghandab turned purple, 7 Taliban young people stood into a circle on the shore and danced and sang the music.
continue readingThe United Nations said the Taliban asked to speak before the world leaders at the United Nations General Assembly meeting in New York.
continue readingThe Taliban announced the remaining members in the interim government, but no women assumed the role in the cabinet.
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