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The Taliban’s Swift Takeover of Kabul: A Historical Perspective and its Relevance Today

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December 7, 2023 and it takes only 4 minutes to read.

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To comprehend the current turmoil in Afghanistan, it’s essential to revisit the events of September 1996 when the Taliban first seized control of Kabul. Brig Sultan Mahmud’s account sheds light on the rapid advance of the Taliban, illustrating their formidable and efficient strategy.

The Taliban’s entry into Kabul 27 September 1996 was marked by swift and bold movements across multiple fronts. As of June 13, 2021, the Taliban had already captured 25 out of approximately 421 districts, showcasing a similar pattern to their past successes. Mahmud’s narrative delves into the historical context, emphasizing the significant events leading up to the fall of Kabul.

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In this article:1996 events, Afghan leaders, Afghanistan history, Ahmed Shah Masoud, cross-border attacks, current situation, geopolitical reverberations, insurgency, Kabul takeover, militant attacks, Pakistani Taliban, public sentiment, regional impact, Taliban, Taliban resurgence, Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), violence in Pakistan
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