The Taliban hunted and threatened city employees who didn’t show up to work in one of the first places they seized, in a sign of what could happen to the rest of the country

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The Taliban took control of the capital Kabul on Sunday, completing a rapid expansion which saw the insurgent group blow away the Afghan military.

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