The Disgrace Continues: Taliban Fans Hold Mock Funeral for U.S., NATO Allies; Parades Stolen U.S. Military Hardware

By Breitbart. Taliban supporters in the southeastern Afghanistan city of Khost held a “mock funeral” for the United States and NATO on Tuesday, complete with flag-draped coffins.

Hundreds attended a mock funeral in Khost, Afghanistan held by the Taliban with coffins draped in British, US and NATO flags.

Latest: https://t.co/DjDhIpCNUS pic.twitter.com/vZZ1sBEymH

— Sky News (@SkyNews) September 1, 2021

The coffins were covered with American, British, French, and NATO flags, plus Taliban flags declaring victory over those foreign armies. Members of the crowd fired guns into the air in celebration.

“August 31 is our formal Freedom Day. On this day, American occupying forces and NATO forces fled the country,” a Taliban official declared during televised coverage of the event.

“Other images shared online on Tuesday showed Taliban members walking through Kabul airport in U.S.-supplied fatigues, some brandishing gleaming rifles and others trying out state-of-the-art night vision goggles or sizing up U.S. helicopters,” Reuters reported. (Read more from “The Disgrace Continues: Taliban Fans Hold Mock Funeral for U.S., NATO Allies” HERE)

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Videos: Taliban Parades Captured U.S. Military Hardware

By Breitbart. Taliban fighters on Wednesday gleefully paraded outside the city of Kandahar with captured American vehicles and weapons abandoned by President Joe Biden during his chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan, the Agence France-Press (AFP) reported, confirming the authenticity of images of the display.

#UPDATE Graphic on the number of #Humvee vehicles sent by the US to the now-defunct Afghan National Army (#ANA) from late 2019 to June 2021, according data from SIGAR quarterly reports pic.twitter.com/vDxxzZttRS

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) September 1, 2021

Videos show Taliban flags flew from the enormous convoy of transports and armored fighting vehicles outside Kandahar. The jihadist organization also reportedly flew a captured U.S. Black Hawk helicopter over Kandahar, dragging a Taliban flag behind it.