Mazar-i-Sharif, Afghanistan's fourth-largest city, has fallen to the Taliban after government forces suddenly left the city, sources say
"Still people are having fear": Here's what life is like in some of the cities captured by the Taliban
CNN spoke to Afghans in Herat and Kunduz, where some said the Taliban had brought a sense of quiet after weeks of fighting, while others expressed fear. He recalled a friend visiting his shop on Thursday warning of the Taliban's encroachment and suggesting they flee the city.
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