The Taliban intensified their efforts to encourage Afghanistan to focus on self-defense in the city's urban, metropolitan areas.

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The Afghan president on Monday blamed the immediate withdrawal of American troops for the escalating violence in his country and said his superiors could now be aware of the secure provincial capitals and major urban districts within the immediate Taliban face.

Ashraf Ghani also advised law enforcement officials to reduce the country's anti-Taliban anti-Taliban forces during the escalating war between Taliban and Afghan government forces a few months ago as US and NATO forces began withdrawing from various US states.

The "imposed, rapid" peace process - communicating with Washington's negotiations between the Kabul and the Taliban - "not so simple did not bring peace but created doubts and misunderstandings" among the Afghan people, Gani said in a speech to Parliament.

The Afghan president arrived with the help of a helicopter to discuss the first floor of the house, which was targeted due to the worsening world situation. Gani contacted the Darul Aman palace in Kabul and checked the right of defense before entering.

The Taliban are actually trying to take over the provincial capitals after taking over large areas and territories in other rural areas, as well as crossing larger borders with neighboring countries.

"The Taliban no longer accept us as a reality for lasting or easy peace," Ghana said. He predicted a maritime change on the battlefield in the next "six months" that would push the Taliban backwards, resulting in greater expansion.

He said Afghan forces were on the move and had "the power to defeat the rebels.

On Sunday, Afghan Afghan military spokesman General Ajmal Omar Shinwari told reporters that the three provinces in southern and western Afghanistan were facing critical security conditions. Southern Kandahar - the birthplace of the Taliban - more than the provinces of Helmand and Herat have seen many attacks.

Helmand provincial council leader Attaullah Afghan said the Taliban were also advancing on the provincial capital Lashar Gah, and in control of the seventh city district. On Monday, Afghan commando missions were sent to Lashar Gah to help defend the city.

“There were endless gunfire, air and mud in crowded places. Houses are bombed, and many people are seriously injured, ”said Sarah Leahy, Helmand's coordinator for Doctors Without Borders.

The center, also known as Médecins Sans Frontières or MSF, said in a statement on Monday that life in Lashkar Gah had come to a standstill as residents were shocked at home, afraid to confront them.

Some of my colleagues sleep inside the clinic because it is safer, but also for the purpose of continuing to treat patients, ”said the company. "The situation has been difficult for months but now it is worse."

Faizullah, like many other Afghans who use the same name, reached out to the Associated Press on a cellphone to flee Lashkar Gah with his family and became a follower of the Helmand River. Clashes between the Taliban and Afghan forces have escalated, he said, and “Afghan security forces have run out of supplies and food within the capital.