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Before dawn yesterday,the Taliban took control of the Afghan city of Kunduz, a strategically significant city that serves as a transport hub for the north of the country.
It is the first provincial capital to be taken by the Taliban since losing power in the 2001 U.
S.-led invasion, and when the Taliban surrendered Kunduz. The Taliban's reclaiming of the town is being considered their most significant victory in 14 years.
Carlotta Gall, senior correspondent for our partner The novel York Times, has the details.
What you'll learn from this segment:What's currently happening on the ground in Afghanistan.
What this means for the Taliban's military strategy.
How this will effect U.
S. foreign policy in Afghanistan.
Source: wnyc.org