(1)Scenes from Kabul after Taliban's withdrawal from capital

(1)Scenes from Kabul after Taliban's withdrawal from capital

KABUL, Afghanistan - A toy shop operator displays a toy vehicle and action figure, which had been banned under the Taliban government, at his shop in Kabul after the Taliban pulled out of the Afghan capital. The Taliban had banned worship of idols.

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