Tweets On Afghanistan

The Taliban have vowed revenge after visiting an abandoned prison infamous for allegations of torture and detention without trial at the former US airbase in Bagram, Afghanistan. pic.twitter.com/vo51ABNda8

— South China Morning Post (@SCMPNews) September 13, 2021

The Taliban's army, on parade. Been seeing a lot of these videos. Oddly enough, the Islamic State Khorasan Province (ISKP or ISIS-K) just doesn't seem to be able to sneak a suicide bomber into one of these parades or any other Taliban event. pic.twitter.com/d2Fwkj3YXP

— Bill Roggio (@billroggio) September 12, 2021

Universities in Afghanistan to be segregated by gender https://t.co/8tirhgSW5J

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) September 12, 2021

In a display of diversity, hundreds of burqa-clad women in Kabul march in support of the Taliban. pic.twitter.com/BfcdRxwHWF

— Mike (@Doranimated) September 12, 2021

UN Secretary General Guterres tells Afghanistan aid conference:

- Poverty rate is spiralling and public services are close to collapse
- Many people could run out of food by end of this month as winter approaches
- Afghan people are facing the collapse of an entire country pic.twitter.com/5S2HXyIs6o

— TRT World Now (@TRTWorldNow) September 13, 2021

Kabul's flea markets are packed with the belongings that desperate Afghans have sold at rock-bottom prices to fund their escape from Taliban rule, or just to pay for foodhttps://t.co/gBLa9wd849

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) September 13, 2021

First foreign commercial flight since Taliban takeover lands in Kabul.

Pakistan International Airlines says it is keen to resume regular commercial services to Afghanistan, but it is too soon to say how frequently flights would operatehttps://t.co/J0Rd8G4irv pic.twitter.com/dQyezKJqlz

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) September 13, 2021

Afghanistan blame game shifts to U.S. Congress as Blinken testifies https://t.co/nFHjniHtlS pic.twitter.com/k85TsTjbXo

— Reuters (@Reuters) September 13, 2021

The Taliban has ordered 300 households in Daikundi, a Hazara-populated province, to leave their neighbourhood during a 9-day deadline.‌
"They've warned us to leave our houses, otherwise, we don't have the right to complain about the consequences. They're just intimidating us." pic.twitter.com/ysSXW9xJMy

— Gul Hassan Mohammadi (@GulHassanMoham1) September 13, 2021