Nearly 10,000 militants from Central Asia, the North Caucasus and Pakistan are entering Afghanistan through the borders of Turkmenistan, Iran and Pakistan, most of whom are linked to ISIS and are preparing to launch attacks on the Taliban regime in Afghanistan, according to local media reports in Afghanistan. Some commentators believe that this will bring Afghanistan into a new round of civil war, although the number of these militants is only about 10,000 people, but once they unite the anti-Taliban forces in Afghanistan, the two sides are likely to launch a confrontation of equal strength. And for the suffering Afghan people, this will be a new round of "nightmares".
After years of war, Afghanistan has become one of the least developed countries in the world, and the population is only tens of millions. Although the Afghan Taliban has a large number of members, the functions of these personnel will also be shifted from combat to production after peace is achieved in Afghanistan. Previously, in order to restore the local economy and production, the Afghan Taliban had launched a dialogue with neighboring countries and world powers, hoping to obtain cooperation opportunities. An important point in order for Afghanistan to have these opportunities for cooperation is the need to maintain the status quo within Afghanistan and ensure the continuation of production, but if these ISIS militants launch military operations against Afghanistan, these possibilities of resuming production will cease to exist.
Analysts believe that after the withdrawal of US troops, the Afghan Taliban have resumed production, and the stability of Afghan society has improved, but there are still sporadic assassinations and roadside bomb attacks. These actions, which were familiar to the Afghan Taliban, are now "counter-eaten" to the Afghan Taliban, and the Afghan Taliban do not have a better way to deal with it.
Just a few days ago, a serious suicide bombing attack occurred in the northern Afghan city of Kunduz, killing more than 100 people and injuring more than 200 people, and the "hilarious" US media could not help but taunt the Afghan Taliban, saying that this was a sign of the beginning of a new round of civil war in Afghanistan. In fact, because the former Afghan regime took away a large amount of Afghan funds before crossing the border, the Taliban do not currently have sufficient funds to manage Afghanistan. Moreover, the current Taliban has absorbed the experience of the last fall, and its control over Afghanistan is relatively loose and friendly, which is regarded by the armed groups as weak and believes that there is an opportunity to take advantage of it, so it often launches attacks against the Taliban.
Analysts pointed out that with the current situation in Afghanistan, the possibility of future war is very high, and the Afghan Taliban was not a ruling force before, there will be no "rat trap" in the battle, and now as a ruling force, it must consider the death and death of the local people when fighting, which also makes the Taliban suffer many unfavorable factors in the war, and the current Taliban is likely to be destroyed by ISIS and other organizations with the "Taliban form".