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The Soviet Union's defeat in Afghanistan

At the end of December 1979, the Soviet Union sent 100 thousand of troops into Afghanistan and immediately assumed complete military and political control of Kabul and large portions of the country.

The Ulama(scholars) of Afghanistan issued a Fatwa calling for Jihad against the Soviets, sparking immediate resistance.
Both young and old Afghans made unprecedented sacrifices during the nearly decade-long war.

during the nearly decade-long war, the conflict resulted in over 14,450 Russian soldiers killed, approximately 49,983 wounded, and around 330 missing.
Tragically, over 1.5 million Afghans lost their lives, 2 million were left disabled, and up to 10 million went as refugees to other countries.

Ultimately, the Soviet Union was defeated and withdrew all its forces from Afghanistan on February 15, 1989.

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إلى رحمة الله ورضوانه
اللهم آجرنا في مصيبتنا

To the mercy and pleasure of Allah.
O Allah, reward us in our calamity.
#أبوعبيدة

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Hamas Spokesperson Abu Ubaida:

"We appeal to the Muslims of Afghanistan, Egypt, Turkey, Iran, and Pakistan across the world to march towards the border in support of Palestine."

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A Picture Of Defeat

US Army Major General Chris Donahue, commander of the 82nd Airborne Division, steps on board a C-17 transport plane as the last US service member to leave Hamid Karzai international airport in Kabul, Afghanistan.

Picture: US Army/ Reuters

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"Allah has promised us victory, and Bush has promised us defeat. We'll see which promise is more truthful."

Mullah Muhammad Omar Mujahid
Founder Of The Taliban (IEA)
#August31

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withdrawal as a “shameful and historic defeat” for America.

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U.S. Veterans Call Afghanistan Withdrawal a Historic Defeat

Republican Congressman and retired Air Force Brigadier General Don Bacon told Fox News the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan was “the worst day of my life,” noting many veterans still suffer psychological trauma from ...

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the chaotic exit.

Former serviceman Tom Burt called the pullout both a battlefield defeat and a failure of top leadership.

As the fourth anniversary of the U.S. military’s final departure is marked today, August 31, former President Donald Trump continues to describe the ...

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anyone and is prepared to sacrifice for the independence of its soil.

He further emphasized that this day also demonstrates a clear reality: no matter how advanced the weapons of world powers may be, any foreign invasion of Afghanistan will ultimately face defeat.

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Taliban Spokesman: August 31 Marks Afghanistan’s Defiance Against Foreign Occupation

Deputy spokesman of the Islamic Emirate, Hamdullah Fitrat, stated that the fourth anniversary of the withdrawal of the last American soldier proves the Afghan nation will never surrender to ...

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international engagement.

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Zabihullah Mujahid: Several Countries Have Assured Recognition of the Afghan Government

The spokesperson of the Afghan government, Zabihullah Mujahid, has stated that a number of countries have pledged to recognize the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan.

According to Mujahid, ...

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the Afghan government already maintains official interactions with several nations, and assurances of formal recognition have also been made by some states.

He further emphasized that the Afghan government’s diplomatic efforts are progressing successfully, reflecting growing .
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the Prime Minister’s duties.

Several others were also injured, though details remain unclear.

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Yemen’s Houthi Prime Minister Killed in Israeli Airstrike on Sanaa

The Prime Minister of Yemen’s Houthi-led government, Ahmad Ghaleb al-Rahwi, was killed along with several ministers in an Israeli airstrike on the capital, Sanaa, on Saturday.

Houthi officials said this is ...

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the first time top-ranking leaders have been targeted and killed in such a strike. Al-Rahwi, appointed a year ago, had largely been overshadowed by his deputy, Mohammed Maftah, who was already acting as de facto leader. Maftah has now been formally tasked with carrying out ...

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A video has surfaced showing Pakistani army soldiers brutally beating an innocent child and a man. The footage, widely circulated on social media.

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domestic industries, ensuring higher quality standards, and increasing self-sufficiency.

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Afghanistan Boosts Domestic Oil Refining: 15 Refineries Now Operational Nationwide

The Taliban’s Chamber of Commerce and Investment has announced that 15 oil refineries are currently active across Afghanistan. Officials stated that since the rise of the new Afghan ...

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government, the extraction of the country’s oil reserves has become more organized and accelerated, allowing local production to meet a notable portion of national demand.

This development comes as the Afghan government continues to emphasize the importance of strengthening ...

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statement further warned that "such irresponsible actions will have consequences," urging an end to military aggression and calling for respect of Afghanistan’s sovereignty.

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Taliban Defense Ministry Condemns Pakistani Airstrikes Inside Afghanistan

The Ministry of National Defense of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan has strongly condemned Pakistani airstrikes on Afghan soil that resulted in the deaths of civilians, including women and

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children.

In an official statement, the ministry denounced the attacks as acts of "oppression and brutality," stressing that such actions serve no one’s interest. Instead, they fuel hostility and deepen rifts between the peoples of two neighboring Muslim nations.

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