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The Taliban’s remarkable speed in capturing towns, army posts, and garrisons is emphasized, creating a stark contrast with the fleeing opposition. The geopolitical implications of the Taliban’s advance are explored, with mentions of the shifting narcotics trade routes and the involvement of neighboring countries.
The recounting of events leading up to the night of September 26, 1996, when the Taliban stood at Kabul’s eastern entrance, sets the stage for their takeover. The swift and nearly unopposed entry into the city, coupled with the departure of key opposition figures, paints a vivid picture of a changing power dynamic.
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