A confidential report from BBC News reveals that weapons left behind in Afghanistan after the US withdrawal are being purchased by militant groups, raising serious concerns about the security situation and potential for resurgence of conflict. The report cites unnamed sources within the intelligence community who have provided evidence suggesting that armed groups in Afghanistan have acquired significant quantities of weaponry that were previously abandoned or discarded by the United States military during its chaotic withdrawal last year. The sale of these weapons to militant groups represents a stark reminder of the enduring challenges faced in rebuilding stability in Afghanistan following the US-led campaign in the region, raising questions about the effectiveness of efforts to prevent the proliferation of arms and the potential for renewed violence.
