If US-British helpers do not surrender, we will kill: Taliban

The end of America's 20-year military war in Afghanistan, the final plane departed from Kabul

Still 200 Americans trapped in Afghanistan and unable to leave the country, Taliban likely to prey

As soon as they left for America, the Taliban opened fire on Kabul airport and danced and set off fireworks

Kabul: The United States has withdrawn all its troops from Afghanistan. At the same time, those who support America are now being hunted down and killed. The Taliban has openly told its own citizens that if they do not surrender, they will die.

The Taliban is sending such letters to civilians in Afghanistan who were once supporters of the US and British forces. Those who have been asked to surrender could later be arrested and brought to Taliban court.

If not, the Taliban have ordered their terrorists to find them and kill them. As a result, the sword of death is hanging over many Afghan citizens. Not only the US but also businessmen or businessmen who have sided with Britain are looking for Taliban terrorists.

A similar letter was received by Naz, a businessman working for Britain. Those who worked to build a road in Helmand in Britain applied for British citizenship, which was revoked. Similar letters have been given to those who help translate or in any other way for the British and American armies.

Afghanistan, on the other hand, has been battling the Taliban and other terrorist organizations for 20 years. However, the United States began withdrawing troops in May, which ended on August 31. US officials are no longer present in Afghanistan. The last three American planes made their final flight from Kabul airport and reached America.

The United States took power from the Taliban in 2001 and helped establish a stable and civilian government in Afghanistan.

For a total of 19 years, 10 months and 25 days, US troops have been protecting Afghan soil, which has finally come to an end, and Afghanistan is now in Taliban hands, forcing many Afghans to flee the country, with women and children being the worst victims. Is.

Taliban militants celebrate at Kabul airport after the last US flight. At the same time, Kabul airport is now completely in the hands of the Taliban and they have declared their victory. The Taliban, on the other hand, have made life difficult for women as soon as they came to power. With the ban on wearing jeans, fatwas have now been issued in education as well.

The Taliban have said that women will not only be allowed to study until college but that the classrooms for both men and women will be different. Meanwhile, US troops have been withdrawing from Afghanistan, although there are still about 200 Americans in the country. Those who wanted to leave Afghanistan could not do so and are now completely dependent on the Taliban.