Inside the Taliban's Takeover of Afghanistan

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Always appreciate the reporters who are deep on the front lines to report these stories

They lost their country faster than my cell phone lost charge.

He says Afghan correctly but not Afghanistan and I STILL can't get over it

"They wanted to fight, they were just so tired and under supplied." Sounds like they didn't want to fight and so they didn't. Instead they took the opportunity to run. Taliban lives in mountain caves and uses shotout AKs and RPGs from the 70s but still fight. ANA has modern equipment and firepower, drops it all and jumps on the first flight out.

“There are decades where nothing happens; then there are weeks where decades happen.”— Lenin

Afghanistan President: “Don’t worry, I have a Plan” Afghanistan President: “I said I have a Plane”

Is the best report I have ever seen, I really appreciate the female correspondent who went and met Taliban. I am original from Pashtun territory and and I was living under Taliban regulation and government since my childhood, I know them very well. The female member of Afghanistan who are living in Kabul or any other area which is safe and no fighting there, they have high fear of Taliban but that brave outsider famel correspondent met them. Wooow

0:53 “Mr President you’ve just had your morning coffee…. It’s 9:30 in the morning.

"listen to this guy talk about how the Afghan army didn't give up" "so yeah the Afghan army immediately gave up..."

My cousin who has done 5 tours British army said years ago ' The second we turn our backs, it will turn into how it was when we arrived'

How did no one NOT see it coming?

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In the US Army, if a private loses a pistol he will be reprimanded and possibly demoted. But when the US Army loses a trillion dollars worth of equipment to the Taliban, no one is responsible.

Afghan President: I've a plan boys People: What is it? Afghan President: *has left the game

Appreciate the effort that the reporters made on the front lines to show the world that is going on in Afghanistan

Such respect for Vice news reporters.Balls of steel.

"Rome wasn't built in a day, but it sure burned in one"

They tried to make the argument against Afghanistan‘s military failing, then they spent the next 15 minutes talking about how the military just gave up. I’m confused.

That war was meant to last as long as possible, funny how even VICE cannot figure that one out.