Is Afghanistan occupied? Which country occupied Afghanistan?

In August 1971, the Soviet Union signed the "Indo-Soviet Treaty of Peace and Friendship" with India of a military nature, and then on November 21, it supported the Indian army to launch a full-scale offensive against East Pakistan, forcing the Pakistani army in East Pakistan to surrender. The People's Republic of Bangladesh was formally established in January 1972. After winning this victory, the Soviet Union turned its finger to Afghanistan.

In May 1988, the Soviet Union began withdrawing its troops under the auspices of the United Nations and by the Geneva Agreement between Pakistan, the Kabul regime, the Soviet Union and the United States. On February 15, 1989, the commander-in-chief of the Soviet forces in Afghanistan, Romov, was the last to cross the Soviet-Albanian border river. The Soviet Union ended the war in Afghanistan, which lasted for more than nine years.

This is a major victory for the Afghan people with the support of the international anti-hegemonic and righteous forces.

Specifically, it is occupied by the US-led NATO, as well as some US allies.

Not occupation, Afghanistan certainly has its own independent sovereignty.

Occupied by the US-led NATO, as well as some US allies.

Afghanistan was occupied by the Taliban in Afghanistan. On August 15, the Taliban in Afghanistan had captured most of the country, Afghanistan's ** announced his resignation, and the Taliban took control of the capital. It took only 10 days for the Taliban to occupy the city of Zaranji, the first provincial capital of Afghanistan, and to enter the capital, Kabul.

Geographical location of AfghanistanAfghanistan is located at the intersection of West Asia, South Asia and Central Asia, choking the north and south of the traffic hub, the geographical location is important, the famous Silk Road is from China's Xinjiang through Afghanistan to Persia and Europe. Fa Xian, a senior monk of the Jin Dynasty in China, and Master Xuanzang of the Tang Dynasty also went to India to learn scriptures through Afghanistan.

Before the 15th century, Afghanistan was the center of cultural exchanges between Europe and the Middle East and India and the Far East. Merchants from the north and south trade bustling streets of Kabul, and wise men who have learned from the East and the West talk freely here. The now-destroyed Bamiyan Buddhas are a testament to the cultural exchange of ancient Afghanistan.

Once colonized by the British Empire, later invaded by the Soviet Union, Afghanistan was occupied by the United States during the Afghan War, and is now governed by the Taliban.

Afghan is currently a religious party in its own countryAfghan TalibanUnder the rule of the People's Republic of China, it adheres to the dogma of Islam, is a democratic self-government, and is not occupied by other countries.

At the end of the last century, the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan, which caused a series of problems, which directly or indirectly led to the collapse of the Soviet Union. After that, the United States launched the war in Afghanistan until Biden withdrew his troops in 2021. Afghanistan is located in Central Asia, bordering Russia and China, and is surrounded by many powerful countries.

So Afghanistan has always been an important place for soldiers.

Afghanistan was once a British colony and gained independence in 1919.

In December 1979, the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan, and in February 1989, the Soviet Union withdrew from Afghanistan;

Afghanistan is not currently occupied by a specific country, and it is currently occupied by the Taliban, a more extreme indigenous armed faction in Afghanistan.

The Afghan Taliban announced that they had captured the city of Faizabad in northern Afghanistan, the ninth provincial capital that the Taliban have announced to have captured in less than a week. U.S. intelligence agencies estimate that the Taliban are likely to capture the capital Kabul within 90 days.

Afghanistan has not been annihilated, Afghanistan was once overthrown by the puppet regime supported by the United States by the indigenous forces of Afghanistan (the Taliban).

The Afghan Taliban announced the establishment of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, officially breaking away from the control of the United States and becoming a country run by its own people. Similar to true independence too.

Afghanistan has never been destroyed since independence, but is known as the "graveyard of empires". The United States has just withdrawn its troops from Afghanistan, and now Afghanistan is the Taliban in power.

Afghanistan was not destroyed, and the Afghan puppet regime was overthrown by the original regime.

It's all Afghans, it's just a gang of armed people who overthrew a puppet **.

Afghanistan was not defeated by any country, it was the Afghan Taliban who overthrew the original ** and wanted to establish a new Afghan emirate. On April 14, 2021, the United States** Joseph Biden officially announced that it will begin withdrawing troops from Afghanistan by May 1, 2021, and evacuate all U.S. soldiers by September 11.

This means that the longest war in American history is expected to come to an end on the 20th anniversary of 9/11. On September 6, 2021, a spokesman for the Afghan Taliban said that the war in Afghanistan was over as the Taliban took control of Panjshir province.

War Impact:

During the war in Afghanistan, the U.S. military alleged that allegedly allegedly al-Qaeda members fled across the border to Pakistan, which once caused tension in neighboring countries. In addition, the former Soviet Union and Central Asian countries in northern Afghanistan have attracted the hostility of other Islamic countries such as Lebanon and Sudan because of their assistance to the US military.

As of 7 October 2018, 17 years of war in Afghanistan, more than 30,000 Afghan civilians have been killed and countless others have been displaced. Nearly 2,300 U.S. troops were killed in the war in Afghanistan, which cost more than $900 billion directly and $2 trillion indirectly. About 10,000 U.S. troops are still stationed in Afghanistan.

According to statistics released by Brown University in the United States, in the 20 years since the United States launched the war in Afghanistan, more than 10,000 Afghan civilians have died in the war, and about 11 million people have become refugees.

At the beginning of the eighth century, the Arabs conquered Afghanistan and took control of Tochar. After the Battle of Talas in 751, all the countries of the Western Regions west of the Green Mountains were subsumed to the Arabs, and since then Central Asia has been gradually Islamized until today. In 821, the Arab Abbasid dynasty (black-clad Ghorasan) governor Tahir established the Tahir dynasty.