After the gym and ice cream.. the Taliban are having fun with the colorful water pedal
Recent photos revealed that Taliban militants frequented the Band-e Amir National Park, which is located on an area of 600 square kilometers between the Hindu Kush mountains in the central Afghan province of Bamiyan, known as the "Oasis of Peace", and played with water switches in one of the lakes that As long as tourists intended for relaxation and recreation.
Pictures of the movement's elements, carrying their weapons and playing with colorful water switches bearing childish inscriptions, sparked ridicule on social media, while some described the scene as "the Taliban's naval force."
For its part, Sky News reported that the area includes six lakes, where tourists used to enjoy camping, hiking and renting primitive pedals in the clear blue waters amidst stunning landscapes, and it was designated a national park in 2009.
Social networking sites were awash with pictures and videos of members of the movement last August, practicing sports in the Jim Hall of the Presidential Palace in Kabul, and playing in the amusement park.
Later, the Afghan "Tolo News" channel published a picture of the militants eating "ice cream".
On the other hand, Taliban militants in Herat province, western Afghanistan, attended a football league final in the Afghan city and presented the championship trophy to the winning team, according to the British newspaper, Daily Mail.
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