Taliban rule in Afghanistan is not inevitable: US experts
Insurgents have recently taken management of dozens of districts
US consultants say Kabul|national capital} was captured by the Taleban inside a year of the United States of America withdrawal from Afghanistan, however, its decline isn't inevitable and can depend upon a stronger Afghan military.
As fears grow that insurgents might regain power within the war-torn country, consultants with years of expertise in the Asian nation have warned that poor leadership, corruption, and ethnic divisions within the Afghan security forces have benefited the Taleban, which depends on whether or not President Ashraf Ghani's troubled government will govern.
Since Washington set a Sept point for the withdrawal, insurgents have taken management of four hundred districts in the Asian nation, wherever they're regular to fulfill with United States of America counterpart Joe Biden at the White House on Fri.
The Wall Street Journal according to Wednesday that a replacement U.S. intelligence report estimates that the Taleban might gain management of the country's capital within six to twelve months of the U.S. withdrawal.
