Public anger headache for Taliban trying to seize territories
Amin Alemi
Press TV, Kabul
Violence has escalated in Afghanistan since the official declaration in May by US President Joe Biden to withdraw remaining American troops from Afghanistan by September 11.
Since then, the Taliban have intensified their attacks on hundreds of district centers across the country, many of these dramatically falling into the hands of the militant group one after another across the nation.
Despite Taliban’s advance, government officials have described the fall of those districts into the hands of militants as an outcome of “a tactical retreat“ by Afghan troops who have no support on the ground now.
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