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How did the Taliban gain power originally in the 1800s?
The "Taliban" did not exist in the 1800's.
The now-ousted Taliban regime was in power in what nation?
Afaghanistan
When did the taliban leave Afghanistan?
They didn't - they were a faction of Afgan rebel fighters already there.
Who is the taliban and what do they want?
The Taliban are an Islamist fundamentalist political group in Afghanistan. Political groupings or parties mainly seek to take power and enforce their beliefs, policies, and ideals.
Why did the taliban start?
The Taliban started in 1994 when Pakistan gave them the Pakistan government. From there, they got out of hand and was eventually taken out of power when Pakistan decided to have a voting system and scheduled voting in Spring '05.
How did the Taliban gain power originally in the 1800s?
The "Taliban" did not exist in the 1800's.
Is the Taliban winning the war in Afghanistan?
The War in Afghanistan has not resulted in the elimination of the Taliban and they have regrouped within Pakistan. The fact that the Taliban has successfully resisted their annihilation is a point to them, but it is a far cry from "winning". The Taliban was pushed out of power and they remain out of power.
Will the Taliban power cease to exist?
possibley
Who was removed from power as a result of the US invasion of Afghanistan?
The Taliban.
Removing the Taliban from power was a major goal of?
the war in Afghanistan
The now-ousted Taliban regime was in power in what nation?
Afaghanistan
What events brought the fall of the Taliban?
The fall of the Taliban in 2001 was primarily triggered by the U.S.-led invasion following the September 11 terrorist attacks. The Taliban's refusal to surrender Osama bin Laden and dismantle al-Qaeda prompted military action, culminating in a swift offensive known as Operation Enduring Freedom. This campaign, combined with the support of the Northern Alliance and widespread discontent among the Afghan populace, led to the rapid collapse of Taliban control over Afghanistan. By December 2001, the Taliban regime had effectively been overthrown.
What events brought about the fall of the taliban?
The fall of the Taliban in 2001 was primarily triggered by the U.S.-led invasion following the September 11 terrorist attacks. The Taliban's refusal to hand over Osama bin Laden and dismantle al-Qaeda prompted military action under Operation Enduring Freedom. A combination of airstrikes, ground combat involving U.S. forces and Afghan allies, and widespread local opposition led to the rapid collapse of Taliban control in Afghanistan. By December 2001, the Taliban regime was effectively dismantled, leading to the establishment of a new Afghan government.
What did the Taliban do to enforce their ideas when in power?
the taliban made the people of the village eat very bad disgusting things (basically) and were so mean to the people of the village
When did the taliban leave Afghanistan?
They didn't - they were a faction of Afgan rebel fighters already there.
Who is the taliban and what do they want?
The Taliban are an Islamist fundamentalist political group in Afghanistan. Political groupings or parties mainly seek to take power and enforce their beliefs, policies, and ideals.
Where is the Taliban still important?
The Taliban still wield immense power in tribal parts of northwest Pakistan, often called Waziristan, and in isolated pockets in southeast Afghanistan.
