Summary of How TALIBAN's WAR STRATEGY defeated the US Army in Afghanistan? : Geopolitical case study

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The video provides a geostrategic case study of the Taliban's victory over the United States Army in Afghanistan. It highlights the importance of revenue generation for the militant group and discusses the war strategy that allowed them to defeat the US Army.

• 00:00:00 The video discusses how the United States Army was defeated by the Taliban in Afghanistan, costing the US taxpayers billions of dollars. The video also discusses the war strategy of the Taliban, which involved defeating the US Army and occupying Afghanistan. The video concludes with a description of the new Afghan government and the agreement reached in last week's Bond Agreement.
• 00:05:00 The video discusses how the Taliban's war strategy defeated the US Army in Afghanistan, citing Geopolitical reasons. Five major mistakes made by the US Army were assessed, including the overestimation of key performance indicators, corruption, and the inability to properly train and equip the Afghan forces. The Taliban quickly took over most of the country once the US troops left, due to the lack of a functioning government and corruption in the military and police forces.
• 00:10:00 The video discusses how Taliban's war strategy defeated the US Army in Afghanistan. The strategy consisted of using blind spots in the American military's understanding of the Afghan terrain and the border between Afghanistan and Pakistan, as well as using the connections between Afghan citizens and their cousins in Pakistan to move around undetected. This allowed the Taliban to strike American troops and infrastructure, while minimizing civilian casualties.
• 00:15:00 In the video, the author provides a geostrategic case study of the Taliban's victory over the United States Army in Afghanistan, highlighting the importance of revenue generation for the militant group. He also provides study materials to help viewers better understand the events.