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The Taliban have burned their own home to ashes; Afghanistan is engulfed in civil war!‼Afghanistan is once again standing at one of the darkest crossroads in history. And this time, the enemy is not from outside, but rising from within the Taliban's own homes.
‼The open war between Mullah Yaqub and the Haqqani group has turned the entire country into a battlefield where, theft of opium, burning checkpoints, live killings, 18 Taliban bodies, and the illegal distribution of 750 Kalashnikovs along with 200 rocket launchers have become everyday routines.
‼‼All of this proves just one thing:
The Taliban, as a "state," have completely failed.
The helpless threats from Hibatullah at the top, the arrests of 62 fighters below, and a 71% reduction in operations across the country are clear evidence that they have neither order, nor institutions, nor capability, nor any vision for running the country.
The hunger for power has exposed the true face of the "Emirate" to the entire world.
Internal war, mistrust, disintegration of the top leadership, and group clashes have once again plunged Afghanistan into the fire of unrest.
Today, Afghanistan's real enemy is not any external force, but those who came in the name of peace and handed the entire country over to war.
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Once you become the slave of the Ram Rajya of the Hindutva Bharat, you're dead. Mujib, Hasina etc. are prime examples.....
‼Afghanistan is once again standing at one of the darkest crossroads in history. And this time, the enemy is not from outside, but rising from within the Taliban's own homes.
‼The open war between Mullah Yaqub and the Haqqani group has turned the entire country into a battlefield where, theft of opium, burning checkpoints, live killings, 18 Taliban bodies, and the illegal distribution of 750 Kalashnikovs along with 200 rocket launchers have become everyday routines.
‼‼All of this proves just one thing:
The Taliban, as a "state," have completely failed.
The helpless threats from Hibatullah at the top, the arrests of 62 fighters below, and a 71% reduction in operations across the country are clear evidence that they have neither order, nor institutions, nor capability, nor any vision for running the country.
The hunger for power has exposed the true face of the "Emirate" to the entire world.
Internal war, mistrust, disintegration of the top leadership, and group clashes have once again plunged Afghanistan into the fire of unrest.
Today, Afghanistan's real enemy is not any external force, but those who came in the name of peace and handed the entire country over to war.
ghazi52
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Taliban regime must first dismantle the 174+ UN-verified terrorist camps on its own soil instead of blaming others without evidence.
For Pakistan, TTP, AQ, ISIS, BLA, ETIM, IMU or any other group — all are terrorists and must be hunted down and eliminated.
For Pakistan, TTP, AQ, ISIS, BLA, ETIM, IMU or any other group — all are terrorists and must be hunted down and eliminated.
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UNSC report rejects Kabul’s claim of denying militants safe haven, terms assertion ‘not credible’
Kabul’s claim of denying militants safe haven called into question
Baqir Sajjad Syed
December 18, 2025
• UNSC assessment reveals some senior Taliban members increasingly view TTP as a liability, others remain supportive
• Report says border closures estimated to cost Afghan economy around $1 million per day
• Monitoring body says Al Qaeda has ‘blended itself with TTP’, with or without Taliban acquiescence
ISLAMABAD: A United Nations Security Council report has rejected the Taliban’s claim that terrorist groups are not using Afghan territory for cross-border violence, calling the assertion “not credible” and warning that neighbouring states increasingly view Afghanistan as a source of regional insecurity.
The assessment is contained in the sixteenth report of the Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team, submitted to the UN Security Council, as international concern grows over Afghanistan’s security landscape more than four years after the Taliban returned to power in August 2021.
“The de facto authorities continue to deny that any terrorist groups have a footprint in or operate from its territory. That claim is not credible,” the report said.
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