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Học hỏi cái gì, chọn là ngả về một phía, là tỏ tái độ rõ rệt đấy

 

Chọn lại còn để học hỏi. Thế đm bạn nghĩ lãnh đạo đông lào từ trước tới giờ toàn sáng tạo, 1 mình 1 đường hả? Toàn lập lờ câu chữ để lèo lái.

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Trong phim thì lúc nào thằng Mẽo chả đứng đầu

 

phim tàu với phim nga không đồng ý nhé.

 

united thì dĩ nhiên hội đồng quản lý rồi

 

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Taliban enter Afghan capital as US diplomats evacuate by chopper
U.S. intelligence estimate said Kabul could hold out for at least three months.






"Core" U.S. team members were working from the Kabul airport, a U.S. official said, while a NATO official said several EU staff had moved to a safer, undisclosed location in the capital.

A Taliban official told Reuters the group did not want any casualties as it took charge but had not declared a ceasefire.

There was no immediate word on the situation from President Ashraf Ghani, who said on Saturday he was in urgent consultations with local leaders and international partners on the situation.


Earlier on Sunday, the insurgents captured the eastern city of Jalalabad without a fight, giving them control of one of the main highways into landlocked Afghanistan. They also took over the nearby Torkham border post with Pakistan, leaving Kabul airport the only way out of Afghanistan that is still in government hands.

The capture of Jalalabad followed the Taliban's seizure of the northern city of Mazar-i-Sharif late on Saturday, also with little fighting.

"There are no clashes taking place right now in Jalalabad because the governor has surrendered to the Taliban," a Jalalabad-based Afghan official told Reuters. "Allowing passage to the Taliban was the only way to save civilian lives."

A video clip distributed by the Taliban showed people cheering and shout Allahu Akbar - God is greatest - as a convoy of pick-up trucks entered the city with fighters brandishing machine guns and the white Taliban flag.


After U.S.-led forces withdrew the bulk of the their remaining troops in the last month, the Taliban campaign accelerated as the Afghan military's defences appeared to collapse.




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An Afghan soldier stands in a military vehicle on a street in Kabul, Afghanistan, August 15, 2021. REUTERS/Stringer

President Joe Biden on Saturday authorised the deployment of 5,000 U.S. troops to help evacuate citizens and ensure an "orderly and safe" drawdown of military personnel. A U.S. defence official said that included 1,000 newly approved troops from the 82nd Airborne Division.

Taliban fighters entered Mazar-i-Sharif virtually unopposed as security forces escaped up the highway to Uzbekistan, about 80 km (50 miles) to the north, provincial officials said. Unverified video on social media showed Afghan army vehicles and men in uniforms crowding the iron bridge between the Afghan town of Hairatan and Uzbekistan.

Two influential militia leaders supporting the government - Atta Mohammad Noor and Abdul Rashid Dostum - also fled. Noor said on social media that the Taliban had been handed control of Balkh province, where Mazar-i-Sharif is located, due to a "conspiracy." read more


POPULARLY ACCEPTED

In a statement late on Saturday, the Taliban said its rapid gains showed it was popularly accepted by the Afghan people and reassured both Afghans and foreigners that they would be safe.

The Islamic Emirate, as the Taliban calls itself, "will, as always, protect their life, property and honour, and create a peaceful and secure environment for its beloved nation," it said, adding that diplomats and aid workers would also face no problems.

Afghans have fled the provinces to enter Kabul in recent days, fearing a return to hardline Islamist rule.


Early on Sunday, refugees from Taliban-controlled provinces were seen unloading belongings from taxis and families stood outside embassy gates, while the city's downtown was packed with people stocking up on supplies.

Hundreds of people slept huddled in tents or in the open in the city, by roadsides or in car parks, a resident said on Saturday night. "You can see the fear in their faces," he said.

Biden said his administration had told Taliban officials in talks in Qatar that any action that put U.S. personnel at risk "will be met with a swift and strong U.S. military response."

He has faced rising domestic criticism as the Taliban have taken city after city far more quickly than predicted. The president has stuck to a plan, initiated by his Republican predecessor, Donald Trump, to end the U.S. military mission in Afghanistan by Aug. 31.


Biden said it is up to the Afghan military to hold its own territory. "An endless American presence in the middle of another country's civil conflict was not acceptable to me," Biden said on Saturday.

Qatar, which has been hosting so-far inconclusive peace talks between the Afghan government and the Taliban, said it had urged the insurgents to cease fire. Ghani has given no sign of responding to a Taliban demand that he resign as a condition for any ceasefire.

Reporting by Kabul and Washington bureaus, Writing by Raju Gopalakrishnan, Alasdair Pal, Cynthia Osterman; Editing by William Mallard

 

Đệ Tàu thì nhìn thằng Cam ấy, Pol pot cũng là hệ quả của Tàu để lại chứ đâu.
Đệ Mẽo thì toàn lôi Hàn, Nhật ra mà không nhìn mấy thằng ở Châu Phi, mấy thằng được nó ban phát dân chủ ở khu vực Trung Đông. Hàn, Nhật nó được như giờ cũng nhờ đặc thù riêng, và nội tại của nước nó. Chứ năm đó mình không giải phóng thì giờ vẫn loạn lạc bắn nhau như mấy anh Phi Châu.
Mỹ mà đóng quân ở đây thì thằng Trung Quốc ở trên nó không để yên, xong khu vực Đông Nam Á sẽ thành bãi tập bắn cho hai thằng.
Không việc gì phải làm đệ ai, độc lập không thích cứ thích làm bãi tập bắn cho mấy thằng to là sao

 

15/08 ngày giải phóng A Phú Hãn

 

Search từ tối tới giờ không có kênh truyển thông chính thống nào quay quang cảnh Taliban vào Kabul toàn là phỏng vấn với quay từ xa tít tù mù. Như hồi giải phóng, phóng viên quay tường thuật cư ly gần luôn.