As Afghan Cities Fall to Taliban, Brutal New Chapter Unfolds
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| By Nailah Morgan Kunduz was the first major city to be overtaken by the Taliban since their military offensive began in May. It was the third provincial capital to be captured in three days. | | | By Reuters and The Associated Press The island endured the worst of the fires on Sunday, as evacuations continued for northern villages. | | |
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