Taliban | claimed control of 131 districts | Afghanistan

 Taliban have claimed control of 131 districts in Afghanistan.

 According to a Taliban spokesman, the militants have taken control of 70 districts in Afghanistan in six weeks. Currently, the Taliban control 131 districts.

 He claimed that the Taliban had taken control of several districts in all provinces of the country.

   It should be noted that the total number of districts and provinces in Afghanistan is 421 and 34. Fighting between the Taliban and government forces has intensified in recent days.

   On the other hand, the Afghan government says it has retaken several districts from the Taliban, while security forces have withdrawn from several districts as part of a war strategy.

   In recent weeks, the Taliban have attacked the Afghan army, forcing the country's army to evacuate several rural districts.

   According to the International News Agency, Mullah Misbah, a leader in the violence-hit province of Ghazni, said in an interview that arrogant Americans thought they would wipe out the Taliban from the world, but the Taliban defeated the Americans and their allies. Has given ۔

   He claimed that the Islamic system would prevail in Afghanistan after the withdrawal of the Americans and their allies.

   Mullah Misbah claimed that even five days after the withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan, the Afghan army would not be able to pass.

   According to the International News Agency, in view of the Taliban's actions, it is predicted that they will launch attacks in the country's cities after the withdrawal of the United States and its international allies from Afghanistan.

   According to the news agency, Afghan officials have claimed that they are capable of defeating the Taliban because the militants lack heavy weapons and are at risk of airstrikes by the Afghan army.

   "Everyone knows that the Americans and their NATO allies and the Kabul administration have been 100 percent defeated," said Qari Hafizullah Hamdan, a Taliban commander in Qarabagh District, according to the International News Agency.

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