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The reason soon became apparent. Two hours earlier a pair of hotels, the Safi Landmark and the Euro Guest House, had been attacked by a mixed force of suicide bombers and gunmen, some of whom were still shooting it out with the police. The hotel I was supposed to be staying in was barely a block away from the Safi Landmark. Many foreign guests had been killed, according to one of the few drivers hanging around by the airport, and much of the city centre was still sealed off. It was a sobering re...minder that one didn’t need to travel to the provinces to find the war any more. These days it was right here in Kabul.
I hitched a ride with a government taxi-driver who claimed to have a special pass that would allow us into the secure zone. The mud-slicked roads were spookily empty of ordinary people. Everywhere we looked there seemed to be heavily armed men – soldiers in green, policemen in blue, plain-clothed operatives of the National Directorate of Security, the NDS, about whom I was to hear a lot more in the coming days.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The reason soon became apparent. Two hours earlier a pair of hotels, the Safi Landmark and the Euro Guest House, had been attacked by a mixed force of suicide bombers and gunmen, some of whom were still shooting it out with the police. The hotel I was supposed to be staying in was barely a block away from the Safi Landmark. Many foreign guests had been killed, according to one of the few drivers hanging around by the airport, and much of the city centre was still sealed off. It was a sobering re...minder that one didn’t need to travel to the provinces to find the war any more. These days it was right here in Kabul.
I hitched a ride with a government taxi-driver who claimed to have a special pass that would allow us into the secure zone. The mud-slicked roads were spookily empty of ordinary people. Everywhere we looked there seemed to be heavily armed men – soldiers in green, policemen in blue, plain-clothed operatives of the National Directorate of Security, the NDS, about whom I was to hear a lot more in the coming days.
What to read after Taliban?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Ferguson to read onlineMoreLess
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