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Kabul: The Taliban is advancing very fast in Afghanistan. The Taliban have so far occupied nine provinces in Afghanistan. The other three provinces were captured in just one day.

Now only one province in northeastern Afghanistan is independent, while the rest is occupied by the Taliban. Afghanistan has a total of 34 provinces, nine of which have been captured by the Taliban in just six days. On the other hand, a recent military offensive has killed at least 450 more Taliban militants.

The first was on August 6, when the Taliban seized control of a province called Nimroz. After which Jezwan on the 7th, Sir-e-Pul, Kunduz on the 8th, Takhar, Samangan on the 9th, Farah, Baghlan on the 10th and Badakhshan on the 11th. Herat, Helmand and Kandahar provinces are currently being prepared for Taliban occupation. Frightened, Afghanistan's finance minister Khalid Payanda has resigned and fled the country. He announced his resignation via Twitter.

Afghanistan's military is currently proving weak. In it, President Ashraf Ghani has replaced General Wali Ahmedzai, the army's chief of staff, with General Hibatullah Alizai. An EU official claimed that the Taliban had captured 230 of Afghanistan's 400 districts.

Taliban militants are currently preparing to seize the Afghan capital, Kabul. The Taliban have taken control of all the highways leading to Kabul. The Taliban have also taken control of the area from which Kabul is getting electricity. So now Kabul could fall into the hands of the Taliban at any time.

On the other hand, there are reports that the Mi-24 helicopter that India gifted to Afghanistan in 2019 has been seized by Taliban militants. The Taliban have taken control of the Kunduz army base. It was at this point that the army kept an MI-24 attack helicopter which was captured by the Taliban.

The helicopter was abandoned by the army as it was not fit to fly. Although the army had removed the helicopter's engine, the terrorists could not use it. The Taliban currently control nine provinces in Afghanistan, while 11 provinces are where both the military and terrorists face off and fierce fighting is raging.

UNICEF says the Taliban have killed 27 children in Kandahar, Khost and Paktia. Thus, the civilians are now looking for a safe haven out of fear of the Taliban.

Many women fled to escape the Taliban's terror

The Taliban began kidnapping women for sex slavery

Imams were tasked with compiling a list of young women and girls between the ages of 15 and 45

Kabul: Taliban militants are now targeting women. According to a report, the Taliban have started kidnapping young women by going from house to house to enslave them. So many women killed in fear have been forced to flee to safety.

According to a report on a website called The Sun, Taliban militants are currently abducting women. Some women and girls have been enslaved and forced to go from house to house to have sex with them. The Taliban commanders in particular are terrorists who are forcibly marrying such young women and later enslaving them to sex.

According to a report, militants in Taliban-held areas have asked imams to compile a list of young women and widows between the ages of 15 and 45. These women will later be brought before the Taliban terrorists and forced into sex slaves by marrying them.