The biggest events in the History of Afghanistan

1. Soviet Occupation (1979-1989): The Soviet Union's invasion of Afghanistan in 1979 led to a period of major conflict in the country. The Mujahideen, a resistance movement against the Soviet occupation, tried to take control of the country by fighting against the Soviets.

2. Taliban came to power (1996): The Taliban seized power in Afghanistan in 1996 and transformed the country into a strictly Islamic state. The Taliban regime restricted women's rights, limited education, and enforced constitutional regulations.

3. September 11 attacks (2001): One of the most important events in the history of Afghanistan was the terrorist attacks on the United States on September 11, 2001. Following these attacks, the United States invaded Afghanistan to overthrow the Taliban regime and fight against Al Qaeda.

4. American invasion (2001-2021): The USA invaded Afghanistan in 2001 and overthrew the Taliban regime. However, the US occupation led to a protracted period of conflict and instability continued in the country. The US decision to withdraw from Afghanistan in 2021 increased security and political uncertainty in the country.

5. Doha Agreement (2020): The Doha Agreement, signed between the Afghan government and the Taliban in 2020, marks a political transformation in the country. While the agreement determines the process of US withdrawal from Afghanistan, it also envisages the Taliban taking a political role in Afghanistan. These events represent the greatest turning points and conflict processes in Afghanistan's history. These events in the country deeply affected the lives of the Afghan people and shaped the political, social and economic structure of the country.