Afghan Militias Forced To Fight Taliban Blame America's 'Abandonment'

The video discusses the challenges faced by Afghan forces and local militias in resisting the Taliban after the US withdrawal. It highlights the lack of air support, rising casualties, and the formation of local resistance groups. The historical context of Afghan resistance, led by figures like Ahmed Masood, is explored, along with the potential for ethnic tensions and civil war. The need for adaptation to new military realities without US support is emphasized, as local defense initiatives continue in provinces like Logar.

What concerns are raised about the potential for ethnic conflict in Afghanistan?

How do the local forces perceive the withdrawal of American support?

What are the implications of arming local militia groups in Afghanistan?

What does the future hold for Afghanistan if peace cannot be achieved?