Taliban preparing for war in Panjshir Province using light and heavy weapons.

A War follows a company of Danish soldiers in Afghanistan. You may be as incredulous ... commander of the company makes a decision under heavy fire from the Taliban to save his troops, but ...

Some military leaders wanted to bring home more equipment, but they were overruled because the cost of shipping heavy equipment out of war-torn, landlocked Afghanistan was too high. Alan Estevez ...

“Today, I can also report to the American people [as] the first president in decades who’s not leaving a war in Afghanistan to his successor,” the 82-year-old boasted at the State ...

Both the Taliban movement (outlawed in Russia) and the Panjshir resistance used heavy weapons during clashes ... decision to withdraw its forces from Afghanistan, the Taliban embarked on a large ...

This story appears in the August 2018 issue of National Geographic magazine. Afghanistan is a place, not a war. Taliban suicide bombings may dominate the news, but the sprawling Central Asian ...

10 (Xinhua) -- Key highways in Afghanistan, including the Salang highway that links Kabul, the national capital, to nine provinces in the north, became inaccessible as a result of heavy snowfalls ...

The present chaos in Afghanistan is an outcome of that prolonged war. Japan cannot pretend this is none of its business.