He returned to the Taliban to take power and worked hard to remove the British from Afghanistan Front pages across the country revolve around the futile issue of civil wars.
“Taliban rule returns to Afghanistan”, said A generation, although protector and subway There is the same distinctive front page title “The Fall of Kabul”.
With President Ashraf Ghani fleeing the capital, the Taliban are on the verge of “taking over Afghanistan” Financial Times Report.
“The victorious Taliban took accept Fleeing with the president”, said era, And also reported that after the fatal shooting in Plymouth, gun permit applicants faced their social media checks.
Daily Telegraph Social media censorship was also reported, with the headline “The West fled when Kabul fell into the Taliban.”
Given that the Taliban quickly regained power after the prolonged war in Afghanistan, Daily mail Reflected in 457 UK The soldier who died there asked: “What on earth did they die for?”
“As the Afghan President fled, the Taliban came to power”, said independent, although Sun Run with “Escape from Kabul”
This Daily Mirror After the Taliban entered the Afghan capital, he led the British army to “save 6,000 British” from Afghanistan.
and Daily Express Similar to the perspective of “The British fled with the fall of Afghanistan”
This Daily StarAt the same time, the title “Weather Is Coming” led the prospect of warm weather in the UK.
