In Afghanistan, Fighting The Taliban Increasingly Involves Covert Operations

The video explores the prolonged conflict between the US and the Taliban in Afghanistan, highlighting the historical context, failed peace negotiations, and the ongoing challenges faced by both military and civilians. It delves into the human rights concerns associated with covert operations and the lack of accountability in governance. The impact on civilians is emphasized, with a focus on the violence and survival struggles in conflict zones.

What has been the duration of the conflict involving the Taliban in Afghanistan?

What was the outcome of the negotiations between the Taliban and the Trump administration in September?

How has the presence of American troops affected the situation in Afghanistan?

What is the significance of the Taliban's confidence in their military position?

How do Afghan villagers feel about the conflict between the Taliban and government forces?

What tactics have Afghan and American special forces been accused of using in their operations?

What are the consequences faced by civilians in Afghanistan due to the ongoing conflict?

What are the implications of the Taliban's actions on the local population?

What was the response of the CIA regarding allegations of abuses by Afghan forces?

What challenges do Afghan families face in the context of the war?