10K reactions · 201 shares | Four years since the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan. | Trey Yingst | Facebook

6.3K views · 44 reactions | Afghanistan At Risk Of Hunger Amid Drought And Taliban Takeover #FoodCrisis #NTV #Afghanistan #NTVTelugu #NTVNews | Ntv Telugu | Facebook

2.9M views · 26K reactions | In July, US President Joe Biden said that a Taliban takeover of Afghanistan was not inevitable. “You have the Afghan troops at 300,000. Well equipped, as well equipped as any army in the world.” bit.ly/3CRqlIb | The National | Facebook

436K views · 3.2K reactions | Since the Taliban took control of Herat, residents say their lives have totally changed, and they now fear for their safety. We spoke to people in Afghanistan’s third-largest city, with a population estimated to be more than 500,000. https://bbc.in/3mGAe5M | BBC News | Facebook

93K views · 3.3K reactions | What does the Taliban takeover mean for China and Pakistan? Both countries say they want to work with the Taliban to fight extremism. For Pakistan, it’s also about preventing a mass refugee influx across its borders, while China wants to expand its economic influence. As for the Taliban, it's seeking international legitimacy. | TRT World | Facebook