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They were joined by young men from pakistani madrassas or religious schools. after the us—led coalition's offensive resulted in the regime's collapse in 2001 — many taliban leaders took refuge in pakistan and continued to direct attacks from there. the un estimates there are between 58,000 and 100,000 taliban fighters. haibatullah akhundzada became supreme leader of the taliban in 2016, after his predecessor mohammad mansour was killed in a drone strike in pakistan. his deputies include mullah abdul ghani baradar — one of the co—founders of the taliban — who heads the political offic...

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Now on bbc news, our world: yalda hakim reports from afghanistan. 20 years since 911 and the invasion of afghanistan american troops are finally leaving. but since news of the withdrawal, targeted killings and suicide attacks have increased. the taliban are back and rapidly gaining ground against government forces. many people fear there will be a return to the brutal regime of the �*90s. taliban leaders in doha say they have changed, and want to find a solution to the conflict.

Announcement that we were leaving. >> dokoupil: after 20 years of work from the u.s., hundreds of billions of dollars, more than 2,000 american lives, why are the folks that we allied with and trained walking off the job? >> because the will to fight is more important than the capability, and because the afghan government is one of the most corrupt in the world. >> dokoupil: now we have 3,000 troops going back in. the lead elements are already there on the ground. what concerns you most tonight about their safety? >> suicide attacks from the taliban, and the main issue there is will the taliba...

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