Taliban Marks Five Years in Power
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Taliban supporters celebrated five years in power in Afghanistan with dancing and patriotic music in Kabul. While authorities hailed the country's freedom and security, critics pointed to severe restrictions and ongoing crises. The celebrations, which included parades and military convoys, occurred amid international criticism of the government's policies.
Taliban supporters dance, take selfies in Kabul celebrations marking five years in power
- Supporters of the Taliban rallied in Kabul to celebrate five years in power. - The event featured loud patriotic music, dancing, and selfies, with hundreds of Afghans gathering near the former U.S. embassy. - Despite international criticism of the Taliban's strict laws, some attendees expressed hope for Afghanistan's future and called for international engagement.
Taliban celebrate โvictory dayโ five years after seizing power in Afghanistan
- The Taliban marked five years in power in Afghanistan with a parade, portraying their government as in control despite ongoing crises. - International organizations and the UN highlight severe restrโฆ
Taliban Govt Marks Five Years Ruling Afghanistan Amid Tightening Restrictions
- The Taliban government marks five years in power in Afghanistan, highlighting claimed "freedom" and security. - Critics point to severe restrictions on daily life imposed by the authorities. - Celebโฆ
Taliban authorities mark five years ruling Afghanistan amid criticism
- The Taliban celebrated five years in power in Afghanistan with public displays and military convoys. - Critics highlighted the tightening restrictions on daily life under Taliban rule. - The governmโฆ
Taliban authorities mark five years ruling Afghanistan amid praise and criticism
- The Taliban government celebrated its fifth anniversary of returning to power in Afghanistan on August 15. - Authorities hailed the country's "freedom" and security, while critics pointed to increasโฆ
Hunger, Revolt, Repression: Five Years of Taliban Rule in Afghanistan
- Five years after the Taliban seized control of Kabul, Afghanistan faces widespread hunger, unrest, and repression. - The collapse of the Islamic Republic followed President Ashraf Ghani's departure.โฆ