Afghan resistance

Afghan resistance refers to various groups and movements in Afghanistan that have fought against foreign invasions, such as the Soviet occupation in the 1980s and more recently against the Taliban. These groups, often composed of local fighters or mujahideen, sought to defend their homeland and assert independence. Their struggle involved guerrilla warfare, utilizing the country's challenging terrain. Resistance has shaped Afghanistan's history, influencing its political landscape and culture. The legacy of these struggles is complex, reflecting a mix of nationalism, religious motivations, and internal power dynamics.