Viral Videos: Taliban Militants Ride in Bumper Cars With Guns, Have Fun at Kabul Amusement Park After Capturing Afghanistan | Watch

In the video, Taliban fighters were seen laughing and riding electric bumper cars while holding assault rifles and weapons.

Kabul: A day after taking over Afghanistan, videos have surfaced on the internet showing Taliban militants enjoying rides and having fun at an amusement park in Kabul. In the video, Taliban fighters were seen laughing and riding electric bumper cars while holding assault rifles and weapons. In another video, they were also seen riding play horses in merry-go-round amid a total chaos in Kabul.

Watch the videos here:

The pack of jokers having a good time in Amusement park after creating mayhem.

Taliban 🤡. pic.twitter.com/CxSlR9NXfD

— Mona Shandilya 🇮🇳 (@RoseTint4) August 17, 2021

The Taliban be like "Esselworld mein Rahoonga main, Ghar nhi jaaoonga main" 😂😂 USA should have made an Amusement Park & left them there & they wouldnt have come out even 😂 pic.twitter.com/yKU0gLiBb3

— Rosy (@rose_k01) August 17, 2021

Another set of videos by Asaad Hanna show Taliban soldiers bouncing on a trampoline and working out at the presidential palace gym.

Taliban's terrorists right now: pic.twitter.com/2F8qHzw6No

— Asaad Hanna (@AsaadHannaa) August 16, 2021

Trying to be “fit for governing”
Taliban in Afghanistan working out in the presidential palace’s gym. pic.twitter.com/s441sb6e35

— Asaad Hanna (@AsaadHannaa) August 16, 2021

These videos come in sharp contrast to the heart-wrenching clips showing thousands of Afghans who are desperate to leave the war-torn country since the Taliban took control of the presidential palace in Kabul. At least 10 people have been killed and several left wounded amid complete chaos and gunfire at the passenger terminal of the Kabul international airport where thousands of Afghans have converged in hopes of getting an evacuation flight.

Videos on social media platforms showed Afghan citizens jostling to climb the ladder to get inside the flight leaving the war-torn country. Two such desperate people tied themselves to the wheels of a military plane that was taking off from the runway but fell to their death.

Afghanistan now stares at an uncertain future especially after President Ashraf Ghani left the country with four cars and a helicopter full of cash, according to news agency Reuters. The armed group’s takeover of Kabul comes nearly 20 years after relinquishing power in an American-led assault.