Afghanistan Conflict - Every Week (1947-Present)

[@rudolfus165]

So sad that this has kinda went under the radar! Of course 37.000 views are great, but considering the work you put in here it should have much more. Well done!

[@WarDestinyMapping]

This is really a gold video. The changes in the support of foreign forces, the fall and rise of the Taliban forces, and the changes in the forces of the Islamic State in Afghanistan are very impressive to me, and they are very clear and detailed. And from this video, I saw many armed groups and forces that I had never heard of before. This is a amazing video and worth tons of views...

[@FederationMapping]

The most detailed and amazing video about this topic I've ever seen. Congratulations for another epic video

[@underwher]

Teh

[@anduxmapping]

this is sadly extremeley underrated

[@TheGilliams]

This is really quite incredible. Much more detailed then what I showed in my video.

[@TheGilliams]

Although I don't think Tehrik-i Taliban still controls that much territory any more

[@randomtanker4355]

@@TheGilliams Yep, TTP/Insurgents were flushed away from Pakistani territory. I recently visited the frontier area (again like 4 times) lol

[@bodycornflower]

great video and one of the best out there, however the insurgencies are overly exaggerated, esp in pakistan and in post aug15-2021 afghanistan. the nrf territory sources are all eventually based on unverified tweets (ive been watching the situation from the start), ISKP having any territory at all is debatable to begin with, let alone claims of such vast expansion of control. and a friend from pakistan confirms that he and people whom he knows went to some of the so called insurgent controlled areas before and that theyre not insurgent controlled at all, even in kpk. also eastern and southern-central punjab is flat so having insurgencies there is almost impossible. and the so called taliban splinter groups post 2021? they dont even exist. there isnt a tajik taliban organization, other than a dubious claim of a TALIBAN SPONSORED group on the borders of tajikistan. uzbek taliban? the reality is that a taliban commander of uzbek ethnicity was detained for 1 month upon criminal charges (just like any state does, doesnt mean any state that detains commanders are having civil wars!) then was released when he was found not guilty upon investigation, at best there was protests at one district and thats it, and the protests only lasted for like a week at most.

[@nivlacsenoj6264]

Keep coping and hoping

[@UnluckyCantaloupe4]

@@nivlacsenoj6264 cringe

[@hmmm3210]

@@nivlacsenoj6264 seems to be what you're doing lmao . Denying factual information.

[@nivlacsenoj6264]

@@hmmm3210 How?

[@hmmm3210]

@@nivlacsenoj6264 how come you have no father

[@monkeypie8701]

Funny that the United States was supporting Al-Qaeda at one point

[@michaelthompson679]

No it wasn’t. Mujahadeen isn’t the same as al qaeda

[@monkeypie8701]

@@michaelthompson679 at 7:19 the US has grey for Al Qaeda

[@Radiationi]

Lol 😂

[@Levizeek56]

You don’t understand how funding of the muhjahadeen worked the USA would give money to pakistan who would in return give it to groups that they thought deserved it al qadea was one of those groups

[@Progressive2024]

@@michaelthompson679 cia defender

[@umarahmad6542]

Terrorist activity in Pakistan highly exaggerated. There is currently no terrorist-occupied area in Pakistan. Apart from this, excellent video.

[@ismail91210]

yeah, it is way way smaller.

[@Rockyrock511]

if you are pakistani you should about the daily b0mbings that took place in Pakistan

[@LightoZtriker]

Rest in peace to the Victims of 9/11 and The Invasion of Afghanistan

[@usuarioanonimo5899]

The video was great, but it has many mistakes, the rebel groups in Pakistan do not control all this territory, the insurgency against the Taliban and ISIS does not have such large areas in Afghanistan as shown in the video, Russia, Central Asia countries, Saudi Arabia and Qatar are neutral during the Afghan War (2001-2021).

[@ludbwkx]

Tajikistan was very much not neutral it was very much pro government anti taliban, So was Uzbekistan the reason being they have significant uzbek and tajik minorities in the country that they seek to protect and saw the old government as doing that

[@ludbwkx]

They kind of see the taliban as pashtun nationalists, not to mention that the majority of taliban fighters were that ethnicity as well

[@alexnocraphole]

Holy crap, even with the various (but admittedly easy to make because this is Afghanistan we're talking about) errors, this is probably one magnum opus of a mapping video.

[@trevorphilips3724]

This is not video but enciclopedy,amazing work

[@stardustdragon1498]

Now this is the definition of chaos...

[@idkwhattodo8652]

Yes

[@Historical-Geography]

Where are your References/Information from?

[@user-uf2df6zf5w]

Even more impressive after watching to the end. What is actually this huge chunk of Taliban territory in Pakistan at the border to India in the end?

[@fasolasuchustenax1420]

Probably Al Qaeda or simillar group

[@if1ame563]

It’s the State of Bahawalpur, no idea why it’s shown as talib control…

[@Haris-qo1hx]

Cholistan desert, idk why it’s not even taliban controlled

[@randomtanker4355]

Ikr, Taliban ain't present in Punjab

[@randomtanker4355]

@@nooruddin_09 idk, well that's the cholistan desert which is sparsely populated

[@morisscramdoodle1220]

a twenty minute hurricane hunter video? Christmas has come early

[@HueBrazilianMapper]

You really put a lot of effort in your videos, i wonder how you get all of this information of the frontlines👍

[@2dhistory197]

i can believe afghanistan had all these militants groups

[@idkwhattodo8652]

This is one really high quality video holy

[@zzehyboy753]

The New Doctor Who series 2 incidental music is a brave choice Kina still works for me tho

[@Jake100animations]

INCREDIBLE VIDEO!!! GOOD WORK

[@sardinianleftist]

The mad lad really did This is amazing bro, well done.

[@hunterdolatowski7995]

I thought the Afghan conflict began with the saur revolution but this video shows it as being during the kingdom period.

[@zzehyboy753]

I can no longer tolerate KZbin's business model, not to mention how frequently it keeps me awake past my bedtime. Is there anywhere else could follow your work?

[@oofija]

when will you hunt a hurricane?

[@PelsckoPolesko]

You should’ve also done it all the way from 1925, with the Saqqawist Civil War

[@michaelthompson679]

Pretty sure this misses out a few hazara rebellions

[@elbeperson8858]

Taliban: Well this Is akward Islamic state: yes...

[@RyanRapid]

I gotta give credit to you this must have taken a long time to do

[@POGKPP]

Great video

[@user-uf2df6zf5w]

WOW! This is massive, keep it up.

[@YeastCartography]

Great video, the best of this conflict. Though it would have been nice to see the Kyber pass tribes and the ISIS invasion of Tajikistan and Uzbekistan though.

[@HurricaneHunter03]

Yea thank you! Didn't know much about the Kyber Pass Tribes so I didn't do anything with them, and I literally could not find any evidence that ISIS invaded Uzbekistan or Tajikistan

[@heremapping4484]

@@HurricaneHunter03 From what i can tell they seem to be misinformation at best (the ladder).

[@StreetDrilla]

11:18 around this time UAE and Saudi are meant to be same colour as Pakistan, Turkmenistan does not have a side, but it was leaned towards Alliance with Taliban.

[@lookadookatheblackswan3727]

This war started a long time before I was born and will probably a long time after I'm gone

[@maniac3449]

There might be a kind of influence of the militants in Pakistani territory but there is no way that the militants control that kind of land area in 2023 - Armed forces wiped them out in 2 largest operations carried out nearly 50 years after the last India-Pakistan war in 1971 (Operation Zarb e Azb, Operation Radd ul fasad)

[@tp_exe]

Operation Zarb e Azb, and Operation Radd ul Fasad respectively in 2014 and 2017 secured the Durand line or Border with Afghanistan by eliminating any terrorist activities and threat... The amount of instability and terrorist activities shown in video of Pakistan is incorrect however the video is very detailed and covers mostly everything!

[@Shthophyckq]

Syrian civil war: oh no, we have Islamic state Afghanistan in 15:40...

[@trye3521]

really super good vid!

[@williamthebonquerer9181]

Never liked River song but she had a good theme

[@BlueGhostGamer95]

Holy damned shit, this is insanely well done!

[@dangerdean9066]

How many sides in this war??

[@hmmm3210]

Afghans and foreign backed factions and "governments". ( Soviet backed and American puppet governments)

[@justyoua522]

From 1978-1996 there were tens of sides backed by USA to fight the Afghan government, from 1996-2001 the Taliban controlled nearly all of the country and from 2001-2021 the same groups that were backed by USA from 1978-1996 controlled Afghanistan by the help of USA and its allies and they created a government called The Islamic republic of Afghanistan, from 2021 till now the Taliban are in control of Afghanistan. (Taliban are also backed by USA)

[@FiammaShitposter]

Great job.

[@sidassassin9746]

by far the most badass country of the modern world

[@Texan_christian1132]

Afghans ain’t nearly as tough as Texans!

[@Texan_christian1132]

@Jam-rx2zb cool neither do we💪🏻🤠

[@Texan_christian1132]

@Jam-rx2zb stereotype bull crap lol

[@Texan_christian1132]

@Jam-rx2zb nope only to you because your the wrong one

[@Texan_christian1132]

@Jam-rx2zb no to yourself because your wrong

[@memeconsumer773]

No offense but if that were the case there would still be the confedrate states

[@traveldabalochistan4943]

This map is full up of errors what the hell are they near Quetta and who the hell are in gawadar and mustung

[@Plastasyon2018]

its was fighting since 70 years.

[@L.A.ismyname]

Great video, but you forgot to rename Islamic State of Afghanistan to Islamic Republic of " :D

[@prussiaboi707]

Afganistan has been in war since ww2

[@Haris-qo1hx]

Where did you get the data of Pakistan from? Overwhelming majority of it is false. Idk where you got your sources from (probably the times of India or some garbage like that)

[@everettduncan7543]

The Kalash people of Chitral wouldn't even exist if this map were accurate.

[@Rockyrock511]

so true, the people of swat and army kicked ttp out ages ago

[@xx-xk9uz]

please stop historicizing at the beginning of the video, this applies to every mapmaker on the website. its cringeworthy to see which amateurish historigraphical simplifications you subscribe to. the often unsound pophistory or the wikipedia leanings shines through in a lot of the vids. we dont need it. (this is not directed at the text for this particular video, i've just been meaning to say it to whomever it concerns for some time).

[@Catani99]

Context is important. A brief historical introduction isn’t an ‘amateurish historiographical simplification’ if it’s meant to be short and simple - if you wanted an essay on the subject then pick up a book instead. The focus of the video is the map, with the historical context at the beginning to make sense of what’s going on. Also learn capitalisation please, your grammar is ‘cringeworthy’.

[@nattapongkaewthanom4591]

Just skip it. I am the one who reads them to get context. Don't assume others will be like you.

[@КирилоШкута]

Is it the Pakistani civil war in early 2020s?

[@oicmapper]

Its just like algeria Small groups in mountains nmwith no danger

[@randomtanker4355]

This ain't civil war for Pakistanis

[@aatiqanoor4950]

PAKISTAN HAS FULL LAW IN ORDER THEY SHOW IT AS PAKISTAN IS LIKE AFGHANISTAN PAKISTAN IS THE 7TH STRONGEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD

[@wintaaaaa]

Dont forget that the US supports the Taliban against Isis

[@thorkellingolfsson1618]

Hmmm very interesting 🤔

[@everettduncan7543]

"support anyone and everyone if the alternative is worse"

[@murad272]

🏴

[@colt6320]

nice

[@Juanma_Breda]

Es un no parar.

[@simplifier_]

Mistake: Ukraine has troops in Afghanistan

[@turklersibiryalidir7332]

Harika .

[@amazingalex7439YT]

R.I.P to all of the 3,000 victims of 9/11 who died in the WTC, the four planes, and the Pentagon (Minus the hijackers of course) 21 years ago, that Tuesday September morning changed not only American history, but also the world's history forever. If there's a hell, I hope the hijackers burn in it forever.

[@TestTest-dd4qb]

They deserved it

[@hmmm3210]

The NATO barbarians who savagely invaded Afghanistan and caused unspeakable atrocities are those deserving to reside in it forever forever.

[@hmmm3210]

@@amazingalex7439YT "Heartless" , says a guy who under a video showing the brutal NAT0 occupation of Afghanistan, instead of condemning the inhuman NAT0, brings a completely irrelevant attack not even carried out by Afghans as if justifying what was done to Afghanistan and as if the "lives" of a few consumerist Amérimütt p!gfvckers matters more than the numerous innocent people of Afghanistan killed by NAT0 for simply existing . Hypocrite sw!ne .

[@amazingalex7439YT]

@@hmmm3210 Dude, I'm out here paying my repects to thousands of people who died on this day, and you bring up that topic. Yeah, I know we commited atrocities in Afghanistan and screwed the country over, and yeah, that's nothing to justify, but neither is what Osama bin Laden did. Matter fact, every damn nation on this planet has common unspeakable acts of crimes against humanity, yet people like you seem to only point out certain countries. And you say the video is irrelevant. Dude, it's the 21st anniversary, and this video is about the Afghanistan conflict that *we've* been involved thanks to that day. People like you are proof that humanity is devolving. You wanna hate the USA and NATO so much? Fine! Just go comment that somewhere else, and leave me the fuck alone.

[@amazingalex7439YT]

@@hmmm3210 Also, the Taliban committed worst atrocities against the people of Afghanistan

[@itsve8632]

the NRF and ISIS doesnt control as much land as you claim it to be

[@Shthophyckq]

I didn't know that in Pakistan is civil war. I knew about border conflict with Taliban that occupies some wilderness near border, but that is real civil war with Taliban and Baloch Itaji Ajot Sangar.

[@Haris-qo1hx]

There is no civil war in Pakistan, idk why the guy gave random insurgents so much territory in Pakistan

[@randomtanker4355]

Nah Pakistan has no civil war, rn tho yea some Insurgent groups are involved in occasional cross-border skirmishes or sabotage attacks. Most ethnic Baluch somehow still don't support the separatist cause

[@everettduncan7543]

​@@randomtanker4355Pakistan's identity is based on it being a Muslim India.

[@memeconsumer773]

Terrorist groups exist, but there isnt a single area where they have definite control as shown in the video. It is one by definition but a real one hasnt happened for almost hald a century now

[@Rockyrock511]

@@everettduncan7543 pakistans identity is based on islam only. the letter P is for punjab, A is for afghania, and K is for kashmir while I is for indus valley

[@IbrahimStanikzai]

This is not correct some mistakes in map sorry to say that

[@jakecommonty2042]

The Conflict in Afghanistan began in 1979, not 1947.

[@Teapoid]

Then why is there conflict in Afghanistan dating back to 1947?

[@anthonymanderson7671]

@@Teapoid Pakistan and Afghanistan started to fight over the durand line

[@redacted7060]

@@Teapoid there are conflicts in Afghanistan before 1947

[@Rockyrock511]

afghanistan inv3ded pakistan right after formation of pakistan. the lost both times

[@krustyface]

Great video, however The Islamic Republic of Afganistan is dead, (there are insurgents that support them though) Pakistan also should've invaded Afganistan in April 2022. Tajikistan should be supporting The Taliban, and Turkmenistan has a dispute with Afganistan. However, Great Video!

[@TheFenaix]

Taliban can't take all territory Afghanistan

[@velozio]

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[@Free_3333]

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[@michaelthompson679]

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