Afghanistan Under Taliban 2.0: How Life Has Changed For The Common Afghan Citizen In Kabul

With foreign forces rapidly withdrawing from Afghanistan after two decades, Afghans are back under Taliban rule. It has been 10 days since the fall of Kabul to Taliban on August 15. While millions of Afghans are desperately fleeing Taliban regime, others are struggling for a normal life within the country. Young Afghans, who have no memory of life under the Taliban, are the ones most anxious about the new order.

Here's a peek into the life of Afghans under Taliban rule.

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[vikramadityabhadra]

Rule of any war:
1- Food prices are sky rocketing.
2- Unemployment.
3-Innumerable homeless.

[rch]

It's like living under the regime of Neanderthals with guns and smartphones.

[itsam]

Talibans are saying that we do whatever our elders told us. Today they said to behave well with people, and I am afraid tomorrow they change their mind. And there is no grantee that they wouldn't change.
Love for my country and wish peace.🇦🇫

[whatfreedom]

Anyone who doesn’t make it out by August 31 can become a target. They know everyone at the airport doesn’t support them and wants out so they know exactly who to target.

[Leothefighter]

This is how our ansestors lived after taimur attacked he attacked india burned crops, houses literally full city where ever he went destroyed every thing he captured many educated people, Architects to develop his home also he captured many women these women's were distributed among soilders or kept in his harem . He killed about 17 million people in his whole life 5 percent of population of world that time

[gazalalizada]

As an Afghan I am upset what's happening to my country now.

[kohaikun]

2:09
"So that MUSLIMS can afford to buy things"
I almost pitied this guy until he made that statement

[Thebreakdownshow]

It’s sad watching America screw it all up with real consequences that country has to live through.

[jafferahamed]

With more power comes great responsibility. So Taliban has to change their ways in order to rule or else there will be chaos and rebels

[kaeyana]

I wonder if Taliban also eradicated covid

[ragnar]

The ''common" citizens also share ~90% of the same ideology as Taliban! 🙃🙃

[livefreeely]

How can they behave well when the fully structure and organised government cannot do it

[Rock_Girl_Daze]

@00:14 doesn’t look that way to me. Tali in the back, the sides, and the front. Why? The hospital staff don’t seem very happy, at all.

[vsivakamisiri]

Nice music. I enjoyed it. Thanks for uploading a stylish music.

[jhatumullaprofitimrandbinl]

What's the Taliban term for acceptable internet humor?
Ha-lol. 🤣

[kunalsharma]

Does any one get the name of the hospital 4:55

[gouthamreddy]

Talibans will be like 1.0 only even 2.0 no change 🤣🤣

[anthonyllido]

2:02 the kid on the background is so handsome. ... 💚💚💚❤️❤️

[Equal]

Thank you for posting the truth what the Afghan people think about the situation.
Say what you want but getting your hand cut off does seem to stop stealing .
In the west it’s all about stealing people have no respect or fear to do bad things, from the gov till the small man. the innocent, doesn’t matter who gets to deal with the aftermath .

[treelee]

I saw first war in which people claim rise of price on food items else people feel happy and proud found them selves alive.