No, The US Is NOT Taking Back Bagram Air Base From The Taliban

The video addresses headlines suggesting the United States is retaking Bagram Air Base from the Taliban. The claim originated from a Medium article and spread through social media.

The Medium article, authored by Zark Shabbab, lacks editorial oversight. The author's X profile is non-existent, raising questions about his credibility. The article references Hama Press, but Hama Press only denies the claims.

The video explains how the initial Medium article lacked credible sources but was then referenced by a different media outlet. This self-referential quoting gave the claims a veneer of credibility.

The Taliban spokesperson denied the reports of a US military presence at Bagram Airfield, calling them propaganda and reasserting that they would not allow any foreign military presence in Afghanistan.

The video presents evidence disproving the arrival of US C17 aircraft at Bagram. Flight data shows the plane didn't land in Afghanistan and satellite imagery shows no change in equipment on the ground during the period the article claimed activity was happening.

The video concludes that the claim of the US retaking Bagram Air Base is false, as all sources and evidence supporting it can be discredited. The initial article sites itself, and the physical evidence does not support it.