What most Afghans are focusing on now is what's in store. 

Right now, they're in a condition of limbo since, yes the Taliban are unmistakably in charge of essentially all the nation, however they've yet to report an administration. That implies most Afghans actually don't have that quite a bit of a thought regarding what life under the Taliban is truly going to resemble. 


Many individuals I address say they're stressed - that while in open the tone of the Taliban so far has been more mollifying than expected, as the global center moves from Afghanistan following the withdrawal of these last worldwide soldiers, the Taliban could turn out to be more wrathful, more malevolent, more harsh. 


The Taliban obviously say that is false and that they've allowed a reprieve to those connected to the past government, and that they're supportive of ladies' schooling, and ladies working. 


Be that as it may, there's a genuine trust shortfall between the occupants of urban communities like Kabul and the Taliban