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The Taliban claimed to have captured Kandahar, Afghanistan's second-largest city on Friday, after days of fierce fighting, according to reports.
AFP&nbsp;quoted a tweet by a Taliban spokesperson who said, the Mujahideen reached Martyrs' Square in Kandahar.
Reports also say that government forces appeared to have withdrawn to a military facility outside the city.
According to AP, the seizure of Kandahar and Herat marks the biggest prizes yet for the Taliban. The group has now taken&nbsp;12 of Afghanistan's 34 provincial capitals&nbsp;as it has mounted offensives in the last few days and continue to press forward.
A US military intelligence assessment suggests Kabul could come under Taliban within 30 days and that the group could gain full control of the country within a few months.

Taliban claim to capture Kandahar, Afghanistan's second-largest city: Reports

Taliban claim to capture Kandahar, Afghanistan's second-largest city, reports say govt forces have retreated to a military base outside the city

The Taliban claims&nbsp;to have captured Kandahar: AFP&nbsp;reports
Taliban spokesperson says&nbsp;Mujahideen reached Martyrs' Square
Reports: govt forces at a military facility outside Kandahar
Kandahar and Herat marks the biggest prizes for the Taliban
Taliban has taken 12 of Afghanistan's 34 provincial capitals&nbsp;
US military intel&nbsp;says&nbsp;Kabul could come under Taliban in 30 days

Reports also say that government forces appeared to have withdrawn to a military facility outside the city.

The Taliban claimed to have captured Kandahar, Afghanistan's second-largest city on Friday, after days of fierce fighting, according to reports.
AFP&nbsp;quoted a tweet by a Taliban spokesperson who said, the Mujahideen reached Martyrs' Square in Kandahar.
Reports also say that government forces appeared to have withdrawn to a military facility outside the city.
According to AP, the seizure of Kandahar and Herat marks the biggest prizes yet for the Taliban. The group has now taken&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/12-provincial-capitals-fall-in-3-days-taliban-take-over-afghanistan-s-3rd-largest-city-1628791481977" target="_blank">12 of Afghanistan's 34 provincial capitals</a>&nbsp;as it has mounted offensives in the last few days and continue to press forward.
A US military intelligence assessment suggests Kabul could come under Taliban within 30 days and that the group could gain full control of the country within a few months.

The Taliban broke into the Kandahar central jail and released hundreds of incarcerated prisoners on Wednesday. 
Afghan media outlets quoted Taliban spokesperson Qari Yousaf Ahmadi to confirm that the group had managed to "conquer" the Kandahar jail, after a long siege, following which the personnel surrendered and all the prisoners were released.
The Afghan government had relocated more than 3,000 Taliban fighters from the Kandahar jail in recent weeks, but the prison complex still housed hundreds of prisoners, including Taliban fighters, at the time it was taken over on Wednesday.
In a rapidly escalating situation, the Taliban have taken control of at least nine provincial capitals in Afghanistan, as part of its offensive against President Ashraf Ghani's administration.
Also watch:&nbsp;Afghanistan: three more provincial capitals fall to Taliban

Watch: Taliban releases over 900 prisoners from Kandahar jail

Taliban releases hundreds of prisoners after taking over the&nbsp;Kandahar jail premises

Taliban breaks into&nbsp;Kandahar central jail, releases hundreds of prisoners
Afghan media: Taliban took over jail after a long siege, personnel surrendered
The Afghan government had relocated more than 3,000 Taliban fighters earlier
But the&nbsp;Kandahar&nbsp;prison complex still housed hundreds of prisoners
Taliban have taken control of 9 provincial capitals in Afghanistan
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The Afghan government had relocated more than 3,000 Taliban fighters from the Kandahar jail in recent weeks, but the prison complex still housed hundreds of prisoners, including Taliban fighters.

The Taliban broke into the Kandahar central jail and released hundreds of incarcerated prisoners on Wednesday. 
Afghan media outlets quoted Taliban spokesperson Qari Yousaf Ahmadi to confirm that the group had managed to "conquer" the Kandahar jail, after a long siege, following which the personnel surrendered and all the prisoners were released.
The Afghan government had relocated more than 3,000 Taliban fighters from the Kandahar jail in recent weeks, but the prison complex still housed hundreds of prisoners, including Taliban fighters, at the time it was taken over on Wednesday.
In a rapidly escalating situation, the Taliban have taken control of at least nine provincial capitals in Afghanistan, as part of its offensive against President Ashraf Ghani's administration.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/afghanistan-three-more-provincial-capitals-fall-to-taliban-1628693461243" target="_blank">Afghanistan: three more provincial capitals fall to Taliban</a>

Around 50 diplomats and other staff members at the Indian consulate in Afghanistan's Kandahar have been evacuated due to "intense fighting near Kandahar city".
The External Affairs Ministry in a statement has said, India is closely monitoring the evolving security situation in Afghanistan and the safety and security of our personnel is paramount.
The govt said, the Consulate General of India in Kandahar has not been closed. However, due to the intense fighting near Kandahar city, India-based personnel have been brought back for the time being.
On Tuesday, the govt said, the Indian embassy in Kabul had no plans to shut down, and the consulates in Kandahar or Mazar-e-Sharif will also remain open. The consulates in Herat and Jalalabad were closed last year in April amid the pandemic.
Over the last few weeks, Afghanistan witnessed a surge in the number of terror attacks as the United States looks to complete the withdrawal of its troops by the end of August.
The Indian embassy has asked all Indians visiting, staying and working in Afghanistan to exercise the utmost caution and avoid all non-essential travel in the country.

50 Indian diplomats, officials evacuated from Afghanistan's Kandahar

50 Indian diplomats, officials evacuated from the Indian consulate in Afghanistan's Kandahar, MEA&nbsp;says safety of staff is paramount

Around 50 diplomats, staff evacuated from Indian consulate in&nbsp;Kandahar
India evacuates personnel from Kandahar due to 'intense fighting'
MEA: India is closely monitoring the security situation in Afghanistan
MEA: the&nbsp;safety and security of Indians is paramount
Kandahar&nbsp;consulate has not been closed yet, says govt&nbsp;
'Consulates in Kandahar,&nbsp;Mazar-e-Sharif to remain open'
Surge in Taliban attacks as US troops begin withdrawal All Indians in Afghanistan told to exercise caution: MEA

The External Affairs Ministry in a statement has said, India is closely monitoring the evolving security situation in Afghanistan and the safety and security of our personnel is paramount.

Around 50 diplomats and other staff members at the Indian consulate in Afghanistan's Kandahar have been evacuated due to "intense fighting near Kandahar city".
The External Affairs Ministry in a statement has said, India is closely monitoring the evolving security situation in Afghanistan and the safety and security of our personnel is paramount.
The govt said, the Consulate General of India in Kandahar has not been closed. However, due to the intense fighting near Kandahar city, India-based personnel have been brought back for the time being.
On Tuesday, the govt said, the Indian embassy in Kabul had no plans to shut down, and the consulates in Kandahar or Mazar-e-Sharif will also remain open. The consulates in Herat and Jalalabad were closed last year in April amid the pandemic.
Over the last few weeks, Afghanistan witnessed a surge in the number of terror attacks as the United States looks to complete the withdrawal of its troops by the end of August.
The Indian embassy has asked all Indians visiting, staying and working in Afghanistan to exercise the utmost caution and avoid all non-essential travel in the country.

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