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US out, Taliban ride on violence, situation critical in Afghanistan.

US out, Taliban ride on violence, situation critical in Afghanistan. Taking advantage of the commencement of the final drawdown of the US-led international forces, the ultra-conservative Sunni Taliban have intensified its efforts to capture more areas with its ties with Al-Qaeda intact and the so-called Islamic State Khorasan Province acting in harmony with the Islamist forces. The disruptive role of Pakistani deep state is adding fuel to the fire with Islamabad continuing its support to Taliban’s terror tactics. Since the announcement of the withdrawal of US forces, violence has been rising and efforts to broker a peace settlement between the Afghan government and insurgent Taliban have slowed. The rise in violence. There has been an over two-and-half fold increase in terrorism-linked fatalities in the country in May in comparison to April, 2021. According to government figures, 4,375 such deaths have been reported in Afghanistan as compared to 1,645 in April. This was the highest fatality count recorded in a month since March, 2020. The security forces too suffered a three-fold surge in fatalities - from 388 in April to 1,134 in May. The Afghan national defence and security forces, which will take over the efforts to maintain peace in the country after international forces are gone, have suffered disruptions in supply of essentials like ration, shortage of ammunition and witnessed 26 of their bases surrendered to the Taliban last month. Support to Taliban. A week later, First Vice President Amrullah Saleh asserted that the Taliban continued to operate ‘shoulder-to-shoulder’ with Al-Qaeda. Saleh highlighted the elimination of Al-Qaeda elements by Afghan National Defence and security forces to prove his point. Pakistan continues to play the game. One of the provincial governors raised the issue of the presence of Pakistani nationals fighting alongside Taliban militants. Underlining that the Taliban received weapons and ammunition supplies from Pakistan, Afghan National Security Adviser Hamdullah Mohib termed the outfit as a «slave of the ISI ». In an interview on May 15, Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani reiterated that Pakistan was supporting the Taliban. _____________________________________________________________________________    / usmilitaryactivity     / u.s.military_activity     / militaryactivi1     / u-s-military-activity-426999114   https://usmilitaryactivity.blogspot.com/ Welcome to the U.S MILITARY ACTIVITY Youtube Channel. This Channel For Everything It Contains Official News and Information. Military Army, Marines, Airforce, Navy And Civilian. Please click subscribe to this channel to find the latest military news here. THANK YOU to everyone for watching this and for all of your support! #power #asiapacific #southpacific #pacificlife #pacificww2 #helicopter #nato #F-15E #F-15C #ukrainevsrussia