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Turning The Clock Back To 2001 – CIA, Others Prepare A New Resistance Against The Taliban

On September 9 2001 Ahmad Shah Massoud, the commander of an anti-Taliban front in north Afghanistan, was killed by two suicide bombers. Massoud, an ethnic Taijik, had fought against the Soviet occupation, then against rival warlords and finally against the Taliban. Massoud and the groups under his command controlled less than 10% of Afghanistan. They were financed by U.S., French and British secret services. (In the late 1990s Amrullah Saleh, Massouds intelligence chief, received CIA training.) After 9/11 the CIA and U.S. special forces met with Massoud s allies, gave them lots of money to hire more fighters and supported their march on Kabul with massive airstrikes. Two months later the Taliban gave up, went home or retreated to Pakistan. The U.S. installed the various warlords and criminals who had fought under Massoud as the new government.

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Warring Afghan sides discuss peace talks

KABUL: Negotiators from the Afghan government and Taliban teams met Friday to discuss speeding up stalled peace talks, officials from both sides said, as a deadly mosque blast shattered the calm of.

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US pulls out of major Kandahar base in Afghanistan

Afghan army officer says government forces would be left exposed by the pullout AFP May 15, 2021 A US airman guides a US Air Force MQ-9 Reaper drone as it taxis to the runway at Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan March 9, 2016. PHOTO: REUTERS The United States has completed its withdrawal from Kandahar Airfield in southern Afghanistan, once the second largest military base in the country for US forces, officials said on Friday. Kandahar province was the birthplace of the Taliban and has in recent months seen intense clashes between the resurgent militants and Afghan forces. US airstrikes were launched from the base just last week to help Afghan forces push back a major Taliban offensive.

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EEUU retira tropas de Afganistán mientras otro atentado con 12 muertos sacude al país

EEUU retira tropas de Afganistán mientras otro atentado con 12 muertos sacude al país
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United States pulls out of major Kandahar base in southern Afghanistan: Afghan army

An Afghan army officer at Kandahar Airfield, who asked not to be named, told AFP that government forces would be left exposed by the pullout. "It is now going to be very difficult for us to conduct operations," he said. "Our aircraft can t fly at night so the night operations are going to be difficult."

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