Los talibanes ya controlan Kabul, la capital afgana. La situación estratégica del país y el apoyo a las milicias fundamentalistas por parte de los países vecinos sugieren que el desenlace de las últimas horas era inevitable.
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Les Américains sont restés vingt ans en Afghanistan et y ont déversé des sommes astronomiques. Un mois après leur départ, les talibans ont repris le pouvoir dans le pays.
Afghanistan’s strategic location, and the support for the Taliban from neighbouring countries, means the current Taliban advances were unavoidable.
Algunos narcisistas, extremadamente inseguros, necesitan reafirmarse dentro del grupo, mientras que a otros no les importa ir por su cuenta.
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