Three years after the US troops withdrew from Afghanistan, the country continues to face challenges as the Taliban tightens its grip, imposing oppressive laws and restricting freedoms. Amidst this, Ahmad Massoud, son of the late Afghan resistance leader Ahmad Shah Massoud, leads the National Resistance Front against the Taliban.
Massoud, based in Central Asia, commands a force of 5,000 soldiers and has conducted over 200 military operations across Afghanistan. The group's resistance efforts have expanded to nearly 20 provinces, focusing on guerrilla tactics to combat the Taliban.
