Taliban is now going door-to-door and forcibly making women ‘sex slaves’ for their militants as Afghanistan falls
Girls as young as 12 are now being demanded by Taliban militants and being forced to become sex slaves in order to stay alive. This is the story of every new province being captured in Afghan.
Afghans are now witnessing the execution of captured soldiers and unprovoked attacks on civilians especially women by the Taliban in its recent captured areas.
Taliban have demanded that communities turn over unmarried women to become “wives” for their terrorists — a form of sexual violence.
The Taliban had publicly pledged to be magnanimous in victory, assuring government officials, troops, and the people of Afghanistan that they have nothing to fear as ever-larger swaths of the country fall under their control.
With the onset of US troop withdrawal and what Joe Biden says ‘unite and fight for your own country’, Afghanistan is not only a country that is falling but the humanity & people of that region who are being killed and raped.
Losing over 10 provinces in 5 days, Afghanistan is set to fall within 30 days as er US Intelligence and nothing can stop it as it is too late and the situation has gone out of our control the Pentagon added.
The deteriorating situation has prompted India to advise its nationals in Afghanistan to make immediate arrangements to leave the country. A special flight was flown from Mazar-e-Sharif to New Delhi carrying India-based officials and security personnel from the Indian consulate and a small number of Indian nationals living in and around Afghanistan’s fourth-largest city.
As a result of the recent outcomes, the negotiators representing the Afghan government in Qatar have offered the Taliban a power-sharing deal in an attempt to end the violence in the war-torn region, reported news agency AFP. The Taliban has been reluctant to strike a political settlement with the Afghan government and other regional stakeholders since the US-led troops finalized their withdrawal from the region.
