Taliban mocks us tv#

AP photos showed the Taliban inside the presidential palace on Sunday. President Ashraf Ghani is said to have fled the country.

Badri 313 Battalion, a Taliban commando unit, posted an image mocking the United States flag-raising from Iwo Jima as the. was supposed to fully withdraw its troops from the country. Taliban unit mock iconic US Iwo Jima flag-raising photo from World War II. The image, which some have called humiliating, shows an elite Taliban. The Taliban took over Afghanistan two weeks before the U.S. The Taliban appear to be mocking the United States in a new propaganda photo. The edited photo was shared across social media and by some media outlets, with captions saying it showed the fall of Afghanistan. It looks clearly altered - the flag appears too rectilinear and the script too flat to be on a moving flag. Taliban 'mock' US by copying famous WWII photo of troops raising flag at Iwo Jima In a renewed propaganda push, the Taliban are attempting to solidify their control in Afghanistan by releasing a. In the manipulated version, the Taliban flag replaces the Afghan flag. official who spoke to Reuters on condition of anonymity said that everything that hasnвЂ™t been destroyed is the TalibanвЂ™s now. The photo that was manipulated was first shared in 2020 and originally showed the palace adorned with Afghan flags. supplied some 28 billion in weapons and gear to the Afghan National Army, but a U.S. The Associated Press took photos and video Tuesday showing that the Afghan flag was still flying from the palace. Taliban supporters paraded coffins draped with US, UK, France and NATO flags in the city of Khost in Afghanistan on Tuesday, as the group celebrated the withdrawal of US troops from the country. On Sunday, Taliban forces seized the presidential palace.

THE FACTS: A photo circulating online that supposedly shows a Taliban flag flying over the Afghanistan presidential palace isnвЂ™t real - it was digitally altered. Taliban has released a video showing its fighters wearing US military uniforms and carrying US-made assault rifles taken from the stockpiles provided to the. Social media users are sharing a manipulated photo that makes it appear that the Taliban flag is flying above the palace. The Taliban has mocked the US by recreating the famous picture of American soldiers raising the Stars and Stripes after invading the Japanese island of Iwo Jima. They also disabled air defences that had thwarted an attempted Islamic State rocket attack on the eve of their departure.CLAIM: A photo shows the Taliban flag flying on the tower of the Afghanistan presidential palace in Kabul on Sunday night.ДЄPвЂ™S ASSESSMENT: False. A propaganda photo released by the Taliban shows members of an elite commando unit recreating an iconic World War Two image of US Marines raising the American flag on Iwo Jima. troops destroyed more than 70 aircraft and dozens of armoured vehicles. military was not concerned by the images as the helicopters could not be flown. TOP STORY: China mocks US exit from Afghanistan and whitewashes the Taliban The fall of Afghanistan to the Taliban following the retreat of US forces has. Pentagon spokesman John Kirby said the U.S. The insurgents have captured billions of dollars worth of US equipment left behind by fleeing. Other images shared online on Tuesday showed Taliban members walking through Kabul airport in U.S.-supplied fatigues, some brandishing gleaming rifles and others trying out state-of-the-art night vision goggles or sizing up U.S. The Taliban have released a propaganda video featuring its fighters wearing US uniforms and gear. In a lightning sweep back to power, the Taliban ousted a government backed and equipped by the United States and captured U.S.-made weapons and hardware left behind by fleeing Afghan forces. soldier boarded the final flight out of Afghanistan a minute before midnight on Monday, ending a chaotic evacuation of 123,000 civilians from Afghanistan.

Taliban mocks us tv#

On this day, American occupying forces and NATO forces fled the country,' Taliban official Qari Saeed Khosti told local television station Zhman TV during its coverage of the event.ДЇootage from Khost was shared widely on social media on Tuesday alongside other videos of celebratory gunfire in the capital Kabul and a man dangling from a U.S.-made Black Hawk helicopter circling above Afghanistan's second-city Khandahar. Taliban Terrorists Mock US Army By Exercising In Gyms At Abandoned Military Bases Taliban rebel forces can be seen playing around on the gym equipment, exercising while an armed terrorist can be heard laughing and shooting the entire scene.