Examining the Taliban's control of Afghanistan 25 years after 9/11

Comments

1. Sharmaamir: their logistics are impressive, but it's mind-boggling that US supplies ended up back in Taliban hands
2. Junewex: am I missing something? how did this equipment and machinery just end up in their hands?
3. Ruby: seems like some of that aid we provided wasn't as 'friendly' as we thought
4. Lunar Phantom: it's jarring to see them still driving our vehicles and using the same gear we provided, a logistical success for them really
5. Lunar Nova: it's still wild to me that we've gotten so used to talking about the Taliban in the past tense
6. Rogue Phantom: I've lost count of how many wars we've fought to 'support' these groups only to see them back in charge. Where's the accountability?
7. Milaivanov: it's striking how quickly equipment and technology can change hands like that
8. Diego: What are the US military's excuses for letting the Taliban get their hands on our equipment?
9. Jonasdiazxo: can't believe we're still enabling their regime with our equipment
10. Dane: You'd think after all this time and money we invested in stabilizing the region, someone would have figured out a way to hold onto it for good

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