For years, the Taliban and ISIS have been fighting with each other, with its repercussions extending beyond Afghanistan's borders. The core difference between ISIS and Taliban lies in their objectives. The Taliban primarily seeks to govern Afghanistan and maintain control, while ISIS envisions itself as a conquering force aiming to establish a global Islamic caliphate through conquest.
ISIS is notorious for its terrorist attacks, often targeting places of worship, civilian markets, and soft targets. The Taliban, on the other hand, is known for its oppressive rule and suppression of dissent, prioritizing the imposition of its version of order. This stark contrast has fueled their hostility towards each other, as the Taliban cannot tolerate the chaos that ISIS represents within territory it controls.
As this conflict rages on, military analysts closely monitor the situation, with many hoping that ISIS and the Taliban continue to engage each other, potentially leading to the destruction of both groups. The outcome remains uncertain, but the clash between these two thorns in the side of the U.S. and the broader world is likely to persist.

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