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Taliban Seen Enjoying Bumper Cars, Gym Workouts & More After Taking Over Kabul

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Source: Indian Times & @Mulhak | Twitter

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News of the Taliban seizing control of the Afghanistan presidential palace has become public knowledge since it made headlines a couple of days ago.

Pictures and videos have circulated social media of desperate crowds of Afghans and foreigners flooding the airport in the country’s capital of Kabul, as an effort to leave Afghanistan since the Taliban took over.

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As reported by India Times, more wild pictures and videos have circulated showing armed Taliban militants ignorantly enjoying bumper car rides at an amusement park in Kabul, a day after the Taliban took control of the place.

In the video, Taliban fighters were seen laughing and riding electric bumper cars while holding assault rifles and weapons.

More footage shared on Twitter by freelance journalist, Asaad Hanna, showed Taliban soldiers bouncing on a trampoline with glee.

 

Taliban fighters working out at a gym

Just yesterday, 17 August, Lebanese media, Mulhak, shared yet another video of the Taliban militants exercising at a gym, which was also reported to be located within the presidential palace in Kabul.

While the fate of many remains uncertain, please keep the Afghan people in your thoughts and prayers.

What are your thoughts on these videos? Let us know in the comment section below!

 

Also Read: 640 Afghan Refugees Cramp Into US Military Plane Out Of Desperation To Escape Taliban

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