War in Afghanistan (1978-present): Every Two Weeks {UPDATED}
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 มิ.ย. 2024
- Here is an updated version of my War in Afghanistan video from April 2020, and this version includes refined accuracy, more cities shown, an expanded view of Kabul, and a distinguishment between the Afghan and Pakistani Taliban.
Older versions:
• [OUTDATED] The War in ... (April 2020) [Outdated]
• [OUTDATED, INACCURATE]... (February 2019) [Inaccurate]
• [INACCURATE] The War I... (August 2018) [Very Inaccurate]
0:00 Intro
0:22 Saur Revolution and Aftermath (1978-1979)
0:37 Soviet-Afghan War (1979-1989)
1:56 Afghan Civil War (1989-1992)
2:24 Afghan Civil War (1992-1996)
3:02 Afghan Civil War (1996-2001)
3:58 War in Afghanistan (2001-2021)
7:05 Panjshir Resistance (2021-present)
![Yugoslav wars [1991-1999]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/3jLhbrqL75Y/mqdefault.jpg)
Mistake: I messed up the music credits at the end. Here are the songs I used:
Guardians - Evan King
Rallying The Defense - Per Kiilistofte
What Are You Prepared to Sacrifice - Crysis 3 Soundtrack
@Ramzan Kadyrov The programs I use are in the credits of the video
@@TheGilliams Nce
Where is this info from? Ur ass or ur dreams?
@Ramzan Kadyrov comes from inside his ass
hello gilliams, i would like to mention that although this isnt big enough to be shown on the map
in June 2003 the Pakistan Frontier Corps "Marched 5 kilometres into Afghanistan and seized the village of "Ghulam Khan" in Afghanistan which is located at the southern point of Khost
The only video that shows 1978 to today. Fantastic and detailed
It's impressive to see, that republic of Afghanistan held for so long even after USSR pulled out. Especially when you compare it to Americans as Afghanistan felt in less than a week.
Well, probably because USSR tried to put native afghani government in control - soviets only needed it to be communistic and subordinate of USSR. They weren't interested in keeping Afghanistan under direct control. So soviets actively trained afghani communistic forces and government and helped them with money and equipment - but that clearly wasn't enough so soviets actively used their own military since 1979, trying to keep everything under control. So when soviets pulled out, afghani government still fought for some time, even though lost eventually.
@@Rosa-cr7qc It was my first time hearing the word communistic, but it's a real word. I guess libs just have more vocabulary than you.
@@MichaelDavis-mk4me lmao, not sure why he said "libs" but it is also my first time hearing communistic.
@@case3270 I think it's because that's similar to how they say it in this person's language, he is clearly not English.
@@case3270 Because they are not communists, but communistic forces.
Speeches by non-Americans would’ve been really cool for this video I think. It would’ve been interesting to hear maybe Brezhnev and both declarations of the Islamic emirate
Социалистические страны, идут нага в но
-гу
@@G3E007 they don't speak arab in Afghanistan. They speak Pashto and Dari.
@@G3E007 doesn't mean it's ok to lie about what language they speak
you don't sound very respectful
@@fasoooli2751 I don’t respect terrorists
@@BoogerSugar420 national atlantic terrorist organisation
One of the interesting thing is after decades of war , Its territorial integrity is still intact.
Shows the colonial influence of all these civil wars.
None of these wars were ever about border expansion.
@@psychokinrazalon they don't recognize border with Pakistan though. One of the reason why Pakistan has always been in olved there
@@walterwhite1588 Exactly. Border expansion is meaningless. Hence why they’ve never fought any wars for that purpose.
@@psychokinrazalon yeah, you are right
This event should be known as the Afghan Wars, because it was a series of non stop wars taking place in Afghanistan. Kind of like the Napoleonic Wars.
@99 Pakistan didn't start this civil war, you absolute buffoon
It was initially an only Afghan civil war, which eventually led to the soviets intervening and America later intervening as well
Pakistan was pulled into this war, since the Taliban/Tehrik-e-Taliban directly occupied parts of Pakistan, mainly the Swat Valley
@99 oh ok nice
@99 are you responsible when coalitions decide to attack you?
@99 Thank you for at least trying to explain things despite the dumb shit thrown your way. I'm in no way qualified nor well-read enough to question the validity, but I do appreciate your efforts anyway in this thunderdome that is YT comment sections.
@99 he was talking about the nepoleonic wars since Napoleon didn’t start most of the wars
Imagine being an Afghani born in, say, 1973, pretty much all of living memory would be of war.
If I could I'd have Bush answer for war crimes to set an example to other leaders not to invade other countries. Nothing was gained but over a hundred thousand dead civilians, millions of refugees and homeless and increased radicalization, instability and devastation.
@@lookingforsomething tell that to china and russia
@@WeGoAllTheWayUp Sure, saying one is not as bad as the worst tyrannies that murdered millions of their own people, is really indicative of how low the bar has been set for the US. Guantanamo Bay is a travesty, and no Western country should ever do such, as was the murderous invasion of Afghanistan. Bush should be in jail, just as Xi Jiping and Putin.
@@WeGoAllTheWayUp especially the Sowjets forced men from lithuania, estonia, poland, latvia, Czech to Fight in Afghanistan and Made them addicted to heroine. It was a Crime to the afghan Population but also to the oppressed People by the communists in these States
@@abbb123 lol Czechs and Poles were forced to fight in Afghanistan under the Soviets? Open a history book! Soviets never forced their Warsaw Pact allies to go fight in their war, unlike the US - which by the way did use Czech and Polish forces after the countries joined NATO.
I'm from Pakistan. I have to say this is very accurately made, down to the events and geopolitical alignment of countries that neighbor Afghanistan. Good job!
zindabad
@Vizzy Jam Culturally maybe not, geostrategically speaking most Pakistani's know Afghanistan well.
@MortalGame TV Love back from Pakistan
Karabakh is Azerbaijan
@@kamilkashaf2766 love Pakistan from India 🇮🇳❤️🇵🇰
No one cares, Pakistan is not special.
As an Afghan it hurts to know my family lived through all of his.😔
I hope your family and you are all safe and well now
@@kiwuuspurr1927 Prolly not
@@prod.kikirich actually they are
Afghanistan finally has peace after all this war!
It was mostly due to USA, USSR and traitors. Now it's finally back to its rightful owners.
@@abdelkarim8381 the Taliban?
@@abdelkarim8381 🎪
Excellent video. Though I feel it best viewed at 75% speed as the info and changes went by so fast. I appreciate that you show the entire series of conflicts that poor country has gone through for the past 40 years.
Poor country? Afghanistan has always been an evil oppressive country filled with pedophiles.
My mom’s family is from Afghanistan. It’s quite bizzare how decades of war have desensitized them. After immigrating to the US, my grandma saw someone get shot in the face right in front of her. She feels sorry for what happened to the poor man, but there is no trace of trauma or fear. Sometimes I wish I was strong like them, but I am grateful to have lived a life of ease where I don’t need to be as desensitized as them.
In some safer countries you don't even need to see people shot in the face.
@@inkunziknox7714 Yeah, but in those countries you have to suffer from socialized medicine. I'd rather be shot in the face.
/s
@@scoobydoobers23 Here is the ignorant American who is stuck in the 1960s and doesn't want free Healthcare. Fuck
@@clonesolar there is no free healthcare
@@linnenbach123 well, in Europe there is yea ding dong,
4:00 but if you close your eyes
7:13 does it almost feel like nothing changed at all
lol
Ofcourse.
😢
Ah yes I like how USA also killed another secular republic just so they could exploit thier resources
And then blamed on Afghan people lol
It's almost weird to think that this country embroiled in decades of conflict was relatively peaceful in both world wars.
They tend to be, if you're not involved in the world wars then they caught up to you
They had a huge civil war beetween the two wars
if not for soviet and us invasions it would be as peacefull as before. But i dont think that living in islamic state is that peacefull at all.
@@iscreenshotedthisguyongoog7422 It wasn't exactly peaceful before the USSR invaded
Not weird at all. It's a conflict-ridden third world shìthole.
I've been waiting for this one, thank you so much for continue it
I was waiting for this on your channel, this was the video we needed
"I've concluded that's it's time to end America's longest war"
Taliban: me too
Yea, it was a genius idea to tell the enemy exactly when the government you supported was going to stop receiving bullets Biden. Almost as smart as forcing them to release 5,000 Taliban veterans and gutting their air force/logistics IN THE MIDDLE OF A TALIBAN OFFENSIVE.
Seriously, it was almost like he wanted America to lose in the most humiliating way possible.
@@Valk369 That's just not true and is a posthoc justification of your horrendous failure in Afghanistan. The government did well over 99% of the actual fighting and held all the major population centers as well as over 95% of the population for the last 5 years well America sat in their bases and fixed up planes and gave them bullets.
You force that government to release 5,000 Taliban veterans well they're fighting a pandemic and drought, gut their air force and logistics during the Taliban offensive, refuse to allow them to kill thousands of Taliban prisoners then tell the Taliban and the government soldiers that come three weeks time, they're simply not going to receive bullets and obviously it's going to fall apart.
Like if your house burned down and you were trying to rebuild it well fighting cancer, than I release a 50 killers, take away your weapons then tell you and the killers exactly when you're going run out of bullets for the pistol I left you, I don't then get to blame you for being killed or say you were going to be killed anyway by the killers I released.
@@thekaiser1156
The afghan war ending and the US government getting humiliated is a GOOD thing
@@thekaiser1156 How did America loose? After estimating the amount of money that they'd be saving after withdrawing from Afghanistan, it's most sensible to say they won.
@@aryan_bhat they lost the same way they lost in Vietnam.
Thanks. Now I'm waiting for visualisation of every second of war in Afghanistan.
Biden: *speaks*
Afghanistan: time to become grey
Seriously I get wanting to get out of Afghanistan but Biden basically handed Afghanistan on a silver platter. He left the Airfields/bases before getting all our allies and civilians out first and didn’t even let the Afghan government know. The Afghans were trained to go into combat with air support. He literally pulled Military out before civilians leaving Kabul defenseless, then the realization hit him and was forced to bring back troops, too little too late. They even were offered control of the Kabul airport via the Taliban they refused which ultimately led to 12 dead Marines and 1 sailor. Biden had more time then Trump to get this right but he was to busy appealing the the LGBT+ Alphabet community.
Afghanistan: I'm gray!
@No Commentary Gaming Yes Biden had more time he had no exit plan because he didn’t start evacuating until July. Yes I know about the warnings the pentagon gave them, but just like fool Biden “assured” everyone that “it’s unlikely for the Taliban to take all of Afghanistan”.
@No Commentary Gaming Special forces were he only one’s fighting and before leaving Ghani had told the Afghans forces to lay down their arms. This wouldn’t have happened if Biden maintained the situation on the ground literally left all airbases before clearing.
@@braxtonjones6163 i hate lqbtqia+
Little late to watch this on my part cause of vacation but i absolutely enjoyed this video, great job!
Must have took so long. Excellent quality!
This is really well done.
حيا الله دولة الخمارات
No it's medium rare
Thank you for the extra map of Kabul, I pointed out that it was lacking in the prior version.
Great video!
Great job video.
Amazing work!
finally an update!
Yeah, you definitely did much better than me, lol. Nice job though, can't wait to see what you upload next!
The best Afghan-civilwar video by far! Props to you and Congrats my mate, U have a new sub from me.
2011 was probably the last time we could've declared some sort of victory with the death of Bin Laden and pulled out before the decline started
Actually it went downhill from 2006 onward / this simulation Ignores the Contested Areas and simply paints them just blue which gives the viewer the false sense that that territory was under government control and safe, while it actually was a battleground with an active insurgency going on / in an Insurgency, just showing the controlled area's and not the contested one's does not give a full picture of the situation
At least we gave a few more years of freedom to millions of Afghans before the religious Fundamentalists took over.
@@greywolf7577 Imagine being invaded by a foreign country and becoming a puppet state, that does not sound like freedom
@@aburoach9268 I agree. U.S was too busy with Iraq after 2005, and talibs were regrouping and staging attacks. Just ask the British in helmand.
@@greywolf7577
I don't think US army bombing Kunduz civilian hospital in 2016 (or 2015 i don't remember exactly) is the freedom Afghan people want
Thanks, Jimmy Carter
Great video
Well done
Great video! Very detailed. It must have taken you 43 years to make this xD
ok but is no ways
@@lionelllangitan6203 Hey gregory have you heard of the hit game among us. I know its hard to be sus but you need to vent.
@@domino5525 LMAOO I FUCKING CANT THIS IS PURE COMEDY
Great job, ,man!
Ur a legend sir!
It's a feeling hard to describe, where so much of my life is defined by the year I spent fighting in Afghanistan, only to be summed up with a couple of color changed over a few seconds of a 7-minute video. Infinite human struggles, each worthy of being told and remembered, will be forgotten forever. Really sad.
On the side of the invaders? If that’s true, remember, you came to our country. We do not like Bin-laden, he was a terrorist, however, I don’t think that any of us would hand over a Muslim brother to an enemy without proof, no matter how hard the struggle. I do not know if the Afghans will ever forgive America and NATO for what they have done, but we are happy we have our country back
@@fakeeeacvounthhs1470 have fun with your country.
@@fakeeeacvounthhs1470 Your country is now under a dictatorship. America gave you a democracy and you threw it away just because you hate foreigners. Your people are starving because of this foolishness.
@@fakeeeacvounthhs1470 If your from Afghanistan you couldn't be here and if your not you are sickening.
pls just sit down for a min and think ! Just think you aren’t American ! You are an afghan !
So now some terrorist come to your country kill 3,000 people ! And now you invade America and kill and bomb all American ! You overthrow the government and you put an American who has grown up in Afghanistan as the president but he can’t do anything without your permission ! And than you search and search but you don’t find the guy who you THINK maybe he is responsible !
So you couldn’t find him, but you stay there ! You stay for 20 years ! You bomb their marriage ceremony ! You kill children women civilian !
And some American take arms and stand against you and fight you !!
And you the afghan will spend more than 10 billions dollar in media to call those American resistance fighter terrorist !!
You who invaded USA you who killed and bombed American citizen you aren’t the terrorist ! But those American who are tired of your controlling over America and tired of you killing their people, those guys are now terrorist !
How are you feeling now ??
Are the Talibans Right ? Are you the Terrorist one or Taliban ??
As someone who edited the Afghan wiki since 2019, I'd say this is quite accurate. Perfect accuracy is genuinely impossible since even we weren't able to put down that textbook accuracy. Some districts weren't under Taliban control in 2008, such as in Miray in Kandahar.
Let's be real, we never controlled Afghanistan in the first place. We couldn't step a toe outside our FOB's without being heavily armed or without being shot at.
It's actually funny that the video is pretty accurate in depicting the soviets only holding on to thin portions while it shows the americans holding on to huge territories, and yet taliban roamed freely within these, methinks an american made this video.
@@thebattlefieldnick1Why would it be surprising if an American made this video. This is an American platform about a war with the USA.
@@thebattlefieldnick1Also the taliban had support from the local population including in nato controlled territories.
@@thebattlefieldnick1Also the map is accurate so keep crying commie.
Persepolis - A great book to read that sheds light on situation similar to this. If I was mostly about Iran in the 70s but mentions many things about Iraq as well
Thank you for part two there’s just one problem The pincher resistant you know wiped out
They're not totally wiped out, there remains some holdouts in the mountain areas.
In this war, I lost 3 of my aunts, and my grandfather from my mother and my dads side.
My grandmother got shot in the head and survived. Although she had issues with walking after that. I believe Allah let her live because most of her children weren't even teens.
My uncle joined the sunni mujahideen, and fought under Ahmad Shah massoud, and after the war, went to live in Saudi Arabia because he did not want to kill innocent Afghan civilliains.
After the Soviet-Afghan war, when I was 3, my dad was kidnapped by the Taliban, and escaped from them after 3 years. He told me there were some others with him too, but they couldn't escape with him.
Last year, one of his other fellow kidnapped friend was set free by the Taliban.
I don't wish this to happen to anyone.
@Storozhevoy Ameen
hope you are kidding
@@user-bm7bw5sx7q I wish I was
Im sorry you had to suffer all of that. May Allah give peace and prosperity to your people
I bow to you, sir.
США в 1980-х: Афганистан для русских должен стать их собственным Вьетнамом!
США сейчас: Сиквел...
хули раша делала в афганистане ? то же в чечне грузии итд?
@@DuraStop Раша? Может все таки СССР? Так его туда настойчиво приглашало местное правительство. Чечне? Т.е части Раши? Хули раша делала в раше? лолшта?
@@Kamelskih Россия в 2010х: США спонсирует и устанавливает отношения с террористами
Россия сейчас: Сиквел...
Афганистан и стал Вьетнамом для совка , а США тупо оккупировали его за 2 месяца и сидели там
@@wiyiwiyiwiyiwiyiwwiyiwiyiw1274 Да, конечно. Сидели себе ровно, а как только собрались уходить - тут же внезапно оказалось, что они вообще страну не контролируют)
Afghanistan: When you have a civil war end then another one starts and it ends then another one starts and then another one starts and then you get invaded.
then another one starts, then the country invading you has a civil war then another on starts, then another one starts controlling parts of you and the invading country, then another one starts then a faction from another country's civil war flees to you then another one starts
It's not a "vivil war" when 2 "super powers" invade your country. I'm very proud and happy that my country kicked out the satantic forces of these so-called super powers
My congratulations to afghan people, For freeing themselves from the invaders
Wow you don’t know anything about Afghanistan or that war.
@@MajinBuu-oo3vn Do share your wisdom with us.
@@thebattlefieldnick1 It was a complicated war and way too complicated for me to type out in a comment. It wasn’t just us invaded and afghans kicked them out. Afghanistan was in civil war before the war and we reduced our forces and relied on corrupt pedophiles that we put in power.
Wow good video
I'm glad someone is showing this not just from the perspective of US intervention or the Soviet-Afghan War. Too often we only consider the suffering of our fellow Westerners, and neglect to open our eyes to the almost fifty years of pain and suffering the Afghani people have endured.
I'm pretty sure most people know about the Soviet invasion
And the pain and suffering they’re gonna continue to feel- we should’ve never left the Taliban couldn’t have made those gains unless he chose to leave and we did!
@@EndOfSmallSanctuary97 they may know about it, but they place all of the blame on the us. As if the only reason behind the existence of the mujahideen was american support. Afgans are and were deeply religious people, and they didn’t take kindly to forced progressivism and state atheism. Not to mention that while not secular, the mujahideen were largely supporters of democracy and relatively high freedoms, not even comparable to the taliban.
@@milantoth6246 not true the group that got the bulk of the funding was Hezb-e Islami Gulbuddin and they pretty much all joined the taliban as they had similar ideologies
@@amanrahmani2632
But they weren’t the Taliban at the time- they played up a big game for freedom but when they finally got what they wanted many started the Taliban. The U.S. didn’t support the ideology of the Taliban they gave the weapons to freedom fighters by those same weapons were THEN given to the Taliban.
Nice video brorher I wish you can put some Soviet recordings on the Afghan war too
Great!
"I've waited 84 years..."
Love and support for Afghanistan
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We hope for a better life away from wars sha' Allah
@Trannykiller9000
The universe was created by accident is not it ?
@Necromancer-ji7yb
@Necromancer-ji7yb
It is one of the stupidest things to say, since religions cause wars, then we should not embrace Islam
Islam is different from other religions that call for ridiculous things, and Islam, through jihad, allows you to defend yourself and Muslims because religions command their adherents to kill Muslims or non-Muslims who oppose it. Did one of the Muslims or the polytheists attack during the Battle of Badr because they wanted to interfere in the affairs of others and kill all the Muslims even after they migrated to Medina?
Did the Muslims attack Khaybar because they wanted to push their noses in as the Quraysh did, or because the Jews who betrayed the covenant and were expelled by the Prophet gathered in Khaybar in order to confront the Prophet from there?
Did the Muslims conquer Mecca out of anger at the Quraysh or because they betrayed the covenant between them?
Tell me
What resulted from atheism?
Atheism resulted in the passing of Nazi and communist ideas, and as a result the Russian Civil War occurred The Soviet Union arose, the Great Purge took place, Nazi Germany arose, World War II arose, and in the war between the communists and the Nazis, 23 million were killed!!!
From atheism, communist ideas passed through China, and I do not need to talk about the Cultural Revolution, the Great Leap Forward, and other things that communist China did.
Now you say that religions cause wars, but we as Muslims cannot count our wars on the wars of Christianity
The important thing is that if it were not for religions, many wars would not have occurred, and I say that if it were not for atheism, these hideous events would not have occurred.
You have so many views on many videos but yet you receive only a couple of thousand subscribers. I think its because of the presentation in your videos. You should improve it by using a more unique coloured description panel (a darker tone usually works fine) and higher resolution maps where neutral countries are represented by more darkish colors rather than plain white (again, dark colours always make it more smooth™).
Jesus christ it looks intense
a must see for those who wish to understand the afghanstan conflict...truly..what a mess :(
Cool!!!
43 years of war. Lets hope that it finally ends and that the living conditions of Afghans will truly improve and they can prosper. However unlikely that may seem now
Especially since US sanctions will kill more people than the Taliban
@@nlyrics156 you are justifying eceonomic sanctions on a country the US already signed peace with. Political and economic terrorism that is and americans should know best that economic bankrupt kills more than terrorism. If the US should mantain sanctions on that country they should not cry when retaliation arrives.
@@nlyrics156 damn that's such a dumb thing to say
Talibans are afghans why would they kill US sanction will kill millions and drive people to join Daesh k
21 years for US intervention.
How is it possible to make these videos? how do you edit? where do they get the information?
it's a very good job
Nice.
The incredible hypocrisy of Americans to denounce Soviet intervention in Afghanistan (at the demand of the Afghan government, may I add) and yet they invade Afghanistan as soon as they get the chance.
It’s called 9/11 and bad people do bad things and try to kill other people so we have people that kill the bad people so they don’t kill other people.
@@jaeger7693 9/11 literally happened as a consequence of American intervention! The Americans are the ones who trained and armed the Taliban!
@Bernie Sanders ...yes? Who did you think did 9/11?
@Bernie Sanders It's the same thing than the Taliban. It's like saying "Russian communists", "Soviet soldiers" or "Red Army"... different names, same group.
@@florentz3518 Al Queda was Allies with the Taliban but then after Al Queda committed the attacks, the US demanded the Taliban give Osama over. At the time, the Taliban controlled most of Afghanistan and was almost done fighting with the Northern Alliance. The Taliban refused to give him over and said if you have proof it’s him, they will send him to a neutral 3rd country. The US then prepared for its invasion. Taliban and Al Queda were Allies, but weren’t the same group
Time changes, hope it gets better✌
My family were in the Afghan Army during the Soviet Afghan war
Omg hi meatiest
@@krishivkaran5337 qkvewnvrsmcnfnf. F
Cause they forced ppl
@@AfG_313 My uncle joined voluntarily (by himself) and my dad was drafted
@@AfG_313 my uncle also joined to ki|| mujahideen
Awesome
I am from Afghanistan, and this map is true and sad it cost 4 million lives, it was all because Afghanistan has a wired ethnic politics that did not let any government stay for long nor the foreign powers have good intentions toward Afghanistan, the previews government was too carpeted and a huge gap between people and the authorities such as the last election 1 million people voted and where the population is around 35 million, 70% people lives in rural areas and they don't really care about what if a government collapses, and after 42 years Afghanistan is under control of only one group but the US has frozen Afghan Central Bank money which let to overall poverty and insecurity, right now too much mental pressure on us and where rest of the world enjoys peaceful life, not fear, speechless....
What are your opinions on taliban/isis-k
It actually cost 2 million lives, still a lot but 50% less than what you said it was.
@@mentalillness1574
I am not afghan like him but according to almost all Muslims Taliban are the role model for how to run a state and how people should behave and be like since they go by Islamic principals.
IS on the other hand well they give the impression that they just want to seize power rather than wanting the best for Muslims and Islam, they do criticize wrong things done by Taliban and they are right but they are definitely not right to takfir Taliban and rebel against them as it's pretty much against Islamic law to catigorize someone for apostasy for just signing a cease fire like what taliban did and IS exaggerates and says that this cease-fire is cooperation with the enemies whether they are usa or china or iran.
I'd find the best to rule the Muslim world to be similar more to al Qaida since they hold the middle ground they do not takfir people too irrationally like IS but also they are more global in their intrest unlike Taliban which is busy and rightfully so to serve their people to rebuild the Islamic emarate. It's a criticism though cause Islam bans nationalism and tribalism as all Muslims are the same and must be united in one state with one aim and goal to spread the law of God and justice.
If you were wondering secularism is complete apostasy and heresy from Islam and spreading such ideas is punishable by death penalty cause it is basically a treason against Islam and Muslims.
You got a good summary for what most Muslims believe about some of the groups. If you were wondering I am Arab Muslim.
@@user-ot2yz7it7i
R u stupid? Taliban are not muslims, they are terrorists
@@user-ot2yz7it7i
Stupid fcuk. Taliban don't know how to run a country because they destroyed the whole of Afghanistan during 1996-2001
Afghanistan had the right to defend itself 💪
Afghanistan was ran by a Islamic terrorist organization that gave a safe haven to another terrorist organization that attacked the USA. Wake up to reality.
@@MajinBuu-oo3vnافغانستان لم يحكمها ما تسميه انت الارهاب قبل الغزو السوفيتي ، بعد الغزو السوفيتي اتى الغزو الاميركي ليستغل ضعف الافغان بعد خروجهم من الحرب ، بختصار الذي يصنف الارهاب هو امريكا😂
@@MajinBuu-oo3vn u need to sleep like a 100 yrs then wake up 😂
@@taylordrn3871 Why because I know what I’m talking about and I’m not a braindead anti American person supporting terrorists?
@@MajinBuu-oo3vnYou're a braindead pro American person supporting terrorists anyways
This makes me realize the war was already lost in 2015
Wow you can notice that the circle during the Soviet Afghan war that is under Soviet control is the main highway that runs across the country.
"I've concluded that it's time to end America's longest war"
*One second later*
Afghanistan has capitulated
its kind of suprising to see just how long the US was losing the war in afganastan. Like I knew it wasn't going well, but compare 2005 to 2018 and its kind of shocking to see how much territory was lost. Makes you wonder if it might've been better if we pulled out then.
Well at that time you could see that the Taliban was gaining land but had not taken any cities yet.
The USA took what they wanted, Afghanistan has alot of recoursces which the USA took and now they left as there is no reason to fight for some wasteland
@@nokiatunes7256 Hahaha. Did USA left because of the wasteland? Are you in a dream or it hurts to you to accept the truth? The USA was forcibly expelled, not withdrawn voluntarily. If there would not resistance by the Taliban than we would see USA in the Afghanistan till present day and USA would not left Afghanistan never. Afghanistan is a stragetic and geopolitic country in the world, it means it is very importand and golden place. Afghanistan has border with Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan (These countries under Russia), Iran, Pakistan, China. Who want to left this coutnry, huh? Afghanistan is a silk road and rich with minerals. Nobody could not touch minerals in the Afghanistan in these 20 years. Because to take minerals of Afghanistan is hard and very expensive. And to do this in the war situtation is just creepy and useless. Minerals stays at the place. Afghanistan is a rich country and you will see it next 10 years. TALIBAN WIN.
@@nokiatunes7256 That's a lie. The US didn't extract resources from Afghanistan. The US spent far more money helping Afghanistan than it ever got in return.
@@greywolf7577 both helping and bombing it
The country has been at war for this long it's unbelieveable, I feel for everyone afghan.. they deserve better
Damn so many lives and eras, generations of war, what an incredibly depressing story
There's a lot wrong with what my country had been doing, but what a lot of people don't mention is the secrecy. What upsets me (an American) is just how little the American media talked about this. Even though they are extremely left-wing and controlled by the same few oligarchs, we still had no idea that anything was going on until late August 2021 when we started to hear a few rumors of our men were being encircled and destroyed. Days later we find out most of our newest equipment had being seized and re-sold to who knows where and that the puppet government was collapsing. The media doesn't report. They are the 4th branch of the government that needs new leaders.
كما أن هناك مناطق لم تكن تحت سيطرة أحد بقيت متنازع عليها
wow, seeing that circle made me realize that our strategy in afganistan was literally the same as the soviets.
Sad to see that so much effort and ressources have been spent just to be annihilated by one mans' decision
I really preferred the music for the 2020 version. :(
"it is a deliberate effort of a powerful atheistic government to subjugate a religious muslim nation"
USA a few years later:
USA became more atheistic than the USSR has ever been
Mashallah
ماشاء اللہ 😍
You can't just eradicate Islamic fundamentalism when the entire country is majority Islamic fundamentalism.
3:03 song name please
Hay que admitir algo aguantar 20 años de guerra contra varias de las mayores potencias del mundo es de admirar... Además de que en cuanto se fueron los yankies no tardaron ni un par de meses en apoderarse de todo Afganistán... No apoyo su ideología pero hay que recalcar la persistencia de esa gente.
Como dicen: "un enemigo que no tiene miedo a la muerte es el más peligroso de todo el planeta"
important to note that afghanistan is NOT a small country, it's larger than france
*the country during the Afghan Civil War was not the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, it was the Islamic State of Afghanistan. The republic was made when the US put it in power in 2004.
Oh yea you're right, my bad. Not sure how I missed that.
I feel so bad for those that live in the country I’m sorry our military abandoned your country without a supporting government and the situation is horrible we should have left earlier but this was a mistake and I as a American am sorry for all those that suffered from the war
it's really sad that all the effort they put into the War just for nothing
People in Afghanistan are happy that the foreign invaders left them alone
Now Afghanistan is stable and the fighting is occurring in only 1% of it
The taliban won for 3 reasons. One they were genuinely as stubborn as advertised. Two Pakistan and Iran covertly supported them so no matter how bad it got there was always a base of operations to maintain them. And three covid hit forcing an abrupt stop to any US support. Once the money dried up the troops melted away.
Finally
Imagine if that first coup failed and the monarchy remained. So many lives would be better
Although the monarchy was pretty stable, the seeds of the future war were already being planted before 1973. It's hard to say if Afghanistan would still be stable today if the monarchy remained, although probably more stable than it is now.
That, but also if the communists never took power in 79, the monarchy and the following republic was stable.
All this would never happened if the Afghani King was never disposed
Ehhh, idk. It might have delayed it, but there was already a lot of growing discontent in Afghanistan with the rise of Communist influence in the Army and the reforms of the King.
I'm Persian ( Iran ) and I very sad for Afghanistan 😭 ما یک ملت هستیم در دو کشور
How can you only have 4k subs?
Panjasher pocket has been terminated
It hasn’t they’re not as active but are waiting for the perfect time to strike.
Not yet, although they did lose Bazarak on September 6th
@@TheGilliams yes they lost it already now
@@yastheaustralian8590 Not true. Theres video ev idence of there still being guerilla bands controlling the mountain areas, plus presence in East Andarab.
@@braxtonjones6163 now dead and these apostates and heretics are now done with.
The only military challenge taliban has other than preparing for future against china in east Turkistan is IS organisation in Afghanistan, but IS do not have the popularity of taliban so it doesn't seem like they'd win this one though it might cause annoyances here and there like constant assassinations and bombings here and there.
twenty years of hard fighting down the drain!
"Time for American Troops to come home" also should have meant "Time for America to take all its billions of dollars of equipment and weapons too"
Blame sleepy Joe cuz most US military gear equipment and ammunition sent for the Afghan govt now in the hands of Taliban
@@bobbyalvarez5659 that was the plan :P
America was trying to give the Afghan government a chance to fight against the Taliban. Yes, the US wanted to pull its troops out of Afghanistan, but it didn't want the Taliban to take over. Unfortunately the government was corrupt and too many Afghans were fine with Taliban rule so the whole country collapsed.
4:08 Famous last words
What app did you use to make this
The government instantly fell when the US pulled support lmao
Today november 2021 panjir is taliban or afgan control ?????????
Taliban
If only everyone just saw this video
What program do you use to make this?
BASED