https://www.dailysabah.com/world/asia-pacific/afghanistans-vp-saleh-amassing-forces-north-of-kabul-russia

Russian foreign ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova told reporters on Thursday that the Taliban are "actively restoring order" and have demonstrated their "intent to dialogue."

https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/iran-says-its-embassy-kabul-remains-open-2021-08-17

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi said on Monday the "military failure" of the United States in Afghanistan and its withdrawal of forces offered an opportunity to establish lasting peace in the war-ravaged nation. read more 

The Taliban have ordered their fighters to maintain discipline and not to enter any diplomatic buildings or interfere with embassy vehicles, a senior official of the group said on Tuesday. read more

https://news.joins.com/article/24132349?cloc=joongang-home-newslistleft

아프간 첫 여성 국회 부의장 지낸 쿠피, 무장괴한 총격 이어 두 딸도 공격 받아
"이곳서 내 나라 지키기 위해 싸울 것"

[출처: 중앙일보] 탈레반 암살 시도도 못 꺾은 그녀 “끝까지 아프간과 함께 한다”

I wish her well!

Wishing him well is one thing, however...

This will divide Afghanistan into two nations, the South and North.

Taliban or non-Taliban, will it be better to be one in the beginning?

Just wondering if this is a good thing. It reminds me of the Korean division.

Once divided, it seems to stay forever just like what happened in Korean Peninsula.

Anyway, why do I have to worry about Afghanistan?

Maybe, we will learn something from this tragedy. 

Bring nostalgia to the Korean division of yesteryear? Good luck to them.