Five years of Taliban rule: “We’re here to stay” message sent to the West
Five years of Taliban rule: “We’re here to stay” message sent to the West
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Marking five years since their return to power following the U.S. military withdrawal in 2021, the Taliban held massive Victory Day celebrations in Kabul to send a clear message to global powers: “We’re here to stay.” Reuters Pakistan and Afghanistan Bureau Chief Rick Noack explains that while many Afghans acknowledge a reduction in active warfare, it has come at a devastating cost. Millions of women and girls remain banned from secondary education, restricted from working, and forbidden from traveling without a male chaperone. Five years into the regime’s control, foreign governments are increasingly forced to accept the reality that addressing humanitarian crises requires direct engagement with Kabul.
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