Is Afghanistan doomed to perish?

The statement that Afghanistan has never perished can only be said that there has been a regime change in Afghanistan, the ruling party and leaders have changed, and the country name has also changed.

President Biden announced that he would end the public participation of American troops in Afghanistan. These actions began in 20001at the end of 2000, when Al Qaeda attacked the new york Twin Towers. For 20 years, the United States and its NATO allies have been trying to bring stability and peace. This effort failed, and now all these troops will go home.

Now the main opposition comes from the Taliban, an organization mainly composed of Pashtuns, which was originally organized by Pakistani intelligence agencies to control Afghanistan after Russian troops were expelled. In the end, the Taliban controlled 75% of the country's territory and established a government in Kabul.

For 20 years, the Taliban has been fighting back against the Afghan government, the United States and its NATO allies. With the withdrawal of the United States and NATO, the Taliban won.

Current situation in Afghanistan

Why is the war in Afghanistan still going on?

Barren land, the word can accurately describe Afghanistan, where mountains account for four-fifths of the land area, and the rest is a large desert. There is neither fertile land nor rich resources here, and it is the poorest and backward area in the world, but it has always been an international hotspot, with constant wars.

Draft map of Afghanistan

Ben. After the 9 1 1 terrorist attack in the United States 20 years ago, the United States quickly searched for the real murderer and found that bin Laden was hiding in Afghanistan. Bin Laden is the mastermind behind this terrorist attack that shocked the whole world. The United States demanded that the then ruling authorities in Afghanistan hand over bin Laden. Bin Laden, when Afghanistan was ruled by the Taliban, the supreme leader Omar decisively rejected the demands made by the United States.

Everyone knows what happened afterwards. On February 9, 200 1 65438, Kandahar, a Taliban stronghold, was captured by the US military, announcing the official end of the Taliban regime in Afghanistan.

The United States stationed troops in Afghanistan, supported the anti-Taliban organization to form a new government that obeyed the United States, established the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, took the road of secularization, and ran wild with the United States. American troops are there, and so is the government. Once the American troops leave, the government will collapse immediately.

Twenty years later, the Taliban has been working hard to expand its combat troops. As soon as the American troops withdrew, they quickly attacked the city and plundered the land, rushed out of the mountains, occupied the countryside and surrounded the city, and announced the establishment of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan after stopping in Kabul.

Afghanistan is not extinct. The United States supported the establishment of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, and the Taliban returned to power to establish the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan. The people are still those people, the mountains and rivers are still the same, but the name of the country has changed.

The regime change in Afghanistan is almost a foregone conclusion, and the remaining question is whether countries recognize the legitimacy of this regime.

First Vice President Saleh

However, although the president of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, who was overthrown by a theologian, went into exile, Amrullah Saleh, the first vice president, insisted on resisting in the Panjshir Valley in northern Afghanistan. /kloc-in June of 0/7, he announced that he would take over as acting president according to Articles 60 and 67 of the Afghan Constitution, emphasizing ".

Afghans are facing continuous fighting, economic downturn and oppression of women. Tens of millions of Afghans live in war and fear, and peace, peace in this land, is still far away. .........