Afghan musicians mourn abandoned instruments after Taliban takeover ...lebanon

A Taliban guard shows AFP a storeroom full of intact musical instruments that were left behind, after reports that everything had been trashed. The caretaker says the group’s leaders had ordered him to protect the instruments

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