Amid Governance Challenges, Taliban Adapting To Changes With Newer Warfare Technology

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After months of taking Afghanistan, this new report shows that the Taliban fighters adapt to newer war technology because they continue to face the challenges of government. Many former fighters have returned from Pakistan and now equip themselves to use original war technology.

Earlier in February, Latifullah Hakimi, Head of the Taliban rating commission, had told reporters that the Taliban created a “big army” for Afghanistan who would include officers and troops serving the old regime. He had mentioned that around 81 helicopters and aircraft were repaired which should be considered unable to be used by troops led by the United States during last year’s conflict.

In other updates, senior Indian senior officers had told Ani that the Taliban supplied a large number of American weapons captured by him from the Afghan Army to Pakistan and that these weapons would be first used by terrorist groups carried by contents for violence in Pakistan Alone before they can go to India.

Senior military officers said the security forces were fully ready to handle weapons that were expected to be given to terror groups operating in India as well.The Taliban swept victory in Afghanistan after 20 years of war. This group quickly advanced throughout the country and captured Kabul on August 15. Violence broke out after the US moved its troops. More than tens of thousands of people were killed and millions of people were displaced during the conflict.

Furthermore, the Taliban troops promised not to allow Afghanistan to be a base for terrorists who could threaten Western.

But the question of how the group will govern the country is still unanswered and their government for women, human rights, and political freedom is unclear.