Here Is The Horoscope Of Taliban, Know In Detail

Taliban News: The Taliban is an extremist Islamist group that emerged in the early 1990s in Afghanistan. Here is a detailed history of the Taliban, including key events and headlines:

Formation and Rise (1994-1996):

1994: Taliban emerges as a militant group in southern Afghanistan.

1995: Taliban captures the city of Herat and gains control of several provinces.

1996: Taliban captures Kabul, declares the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, and imposes strict Sharia law.

Rule in Afghanistan (1996-2001):

1997: Taliban consolidates control over most of Afghanistan and gains recognition from Pakistan and Saudi Arabia.

1999: The United Nations imposes sanctions on the Taliban due to its support for terrorism and human rights abuses.

2001: Taliban destroys ancient Buddha statues in Bamiyan, leading to international condemnation.

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September 11 Attacks and US Invasion (2001):

September 11, 2001: Al-Qaeda, a terrorist group sheltered by the Taliban, carries out attacks on the United States.

October 7, 2001: The United States launches Operation Enduring Freedom, invading Afghanistan to dismantle the Taliban regime and target Al-Qaeda.

Taliban Resurgence and Insurgency (2002-2014):

2003: Taliban launches an insurgency against the US-led coalition forces and the Afghan government.

2006: Violence escalates as the Taliban regroups and gains strength.

2011: The United States locates and kills Osama bin Laden, the leader of Al-Qaeda, in Pakistan.

US Troop Surge and Negotiations (2010-2014):

2010: The United States announces a troop surge in Afghanistan to counter the Taliban.

2011: Secret talks between the US and Taliban begin to explore possibilities for peace negotiations.

2014: The US announces the end of combat operations in Afghanistan, transitioning to a support role.

Taliban Offensive and Peace Talks (2015-2019):

2015: The Taliban launches a major offensive, capturing Kunduz city temporarily.

2018: The United States engages in direct talks with the Taliban to seek a negotiated settlement.

2019: US-Taliban negotiations make progress, leading to the potential for a peace deal.

US-Taliban Peace Deal and Ongoing Violence (2020-2021):

February 29, 2020: The United States signs a peace agreement with the Taliban in Doha, Qatar, outlining a timeline for troop withdrawal and intra-Afghan talks.

2020: The Taliban continues attacks on Afghan security forces, undermining the peace process.

2021: The United States announces the complete withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan by September 11, 2021.

Taliban Return to Power (2021-Present):

August 15, 2021: The Taliban swiftly takes control of Kabul, leading to the collapse of the Afghan government.

International community expresses concern over human rights and the treatment of women under Taliban rule.

Ongoing efforts to evacuate foreign nationals and at-risk Afghans from the country.

Please note that this history provides a broad overview, and there are many more details and events that have occurred during the Taliban’s history.