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On December 24, 1979, The Soviet Union invades Afghanistan. They changes the rules that the people are used to, and will continue to occupy this area for the next 9 years en.wikipedia.org
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On December 27, 1979, the Soviets initiated their plan called Operation Storm-333 where they executed the Prime Minister Amin. en.wikipedia.org
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On April 14, 1988, The Soviet Union signed the Geneva Accord. Which discussed a timeline for pulling their forces out of Afghanistan en.wikipedia.org
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On February 15, 1989, The Soviet Union withdrew the last of their troops, and officially left Afghanistan en.wikipedia.org
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The political parties in Afghanistan agreed to sign a pact called Peshawar Accord, where they also agreed that their interim president would be Sibghatullah Mojaddedi. en.wikipedia.org
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As they agreed in the Peshawar Pact, the new President was Jamiat-e Islami leader Burhanuddin Rabbani en.wikipedia.org
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On March 13, 1995, The Taliban tortured and then murdered the leader of the Hazara people, Abdul Ali Marzari. en.wikipedia.org
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On September 27, 1996, The Taliban capture Kabul, where The former president was residing. Here they tortured and killed him. en.wikipedia.org
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On August 20, 1998, The US Navy fired missiles into militant camps in The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan. en.wikipedia.org
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On October 7, 2001, after 9/11, the Taliban denied Bushes offer to turn over Bin Laden. So the US and the UK begin the air bombing camaign against Al-Qaida and Taliban. en.wikipedia.org
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On June 22, 2002, Hamid Karzai is appointed president of the Afghan Transitional Administration in Kabul, Afghanistan. en.wikipedia.org
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On December 14, 1003, a 502 delegate met up tp either revise their current constitution, or make a new one all together. en.wikipedia.org
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On October 9, 2004, Hamid Karzai, after winning the Afghanistan election, is elected President of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan en.wikipedia.org
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On May 13, 2007, Conflicts arise between Afghanistan and Pakistan which leads to a long struggle between the two. en.wikipedia.org
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The Taliban confesses that they are in fact repsonsilbe for the disappearance of an entire police unit in Kala Kel nytimes.com
