Day 3 of Operation Tor Shezada in Afghanistan

The video covers the ongoing military operation in Saidabad, focusing on the soldiers' efforts to push the Taliban southward. It highlights the challenges faced, including IEDs and local dynamics, and questions the potential for achieving stability. The operation involves clearing bombs and dealing with frequent attacks, with the ultimate goal of bringing peace, though the process is fraught with danger and uncertainty.

What is the main objective of the soldiers as they push south towards Saidabad?

• To establish a new military base

• To squeeze the Taliban out of the area

• To negotiate peace with the Taliban

• To evacuate local civilians

How do the locals feel about the presence of soldiers and the Taliban?

• They are supportive of the soldiers

• They are supportive of the Taliban

• They are neutral, caught in the middle

• They are actively resisting both

What do the Taliban do when the soldiers leave the area?

• They lay IEDs and instruct locals to avoid paths

• They recruit locals to join them

• They destroy local infrastructure

• They retreat to the mountains

What is the role of the bomb clearance teams in the operation?

• To provide medical aid to injured soldiers

• To negotiate with local leaders

• To remove IEDs and ensure safe passage

• To gather intelligence on Taliban movements

What is the condition of the road due to the presence of bombs?

• It is being used as a supply route

• It is bustling with activity

• It is closed off and overgrown with grass

• It is under construction