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A Glimpse Over Herat, Under Taliban's Medieval Reign « RAWA News - Vimarsana News

A Glimpse Over Herat, Under Taliban's Medieval Reign « RAWA News

RAWA News:After the infamous Doha agreement between the United States and the Taliban led by Zalmai ‘Zalilzad’, we witnessed that most parts of Afghanistan were handed over to the Taliban within a few weeks and all of Herat’s districts were no exception, including Qala-e-Islam port. The illusional war and the government’s delusive pretense of the so-called “defense”, lasted only two weeks in the outskirts of the city.

Source: rawa.org
A Glimpse Over Herat, Under Taliban's Medieval Reign « RAWA News - Vimarsana News

A Glimpse Over Herat, Under Taliban's Medieval Reign « RAWA News

RAWA News:After the infamous Doha agreement between the United States and the Taliban led by Zalmai ‘Zalilzad’, we witnessed that most parts of Afghanistan were handed over to the Taliban within a few weeks and all of Herat’s districts were no exception, including Qala-e-Islam port. The illusional war and the government’s delusive pretense of the so-called “defense”, lasted only two weeks in the outskirts of the city.

Source: rawa.org
A Glimpse Over Herat, Under Taliban's Medieval Reign « RAWA News - Vimarsana News

A Glimpse Over Herat, Under Taliban's Medieval Reign « RAWA News

RAWA News:After the infamous Doha agreement between the United States and the Taliban led by Zalmai ‘Zalilzad’, we witnessed that most parts of Afghanistan were handed over to the Taliban within a few weeks and all of Herat’s districts were no exception, including Qala-e-Islam port. The illusional war and the government’s delusive pretense of the so-called “defense”, lasted only two weeks in the outskirts of the city.

Source: rawa.org