About sixty kilometers north of Kabul City lies a small village.
Here gathers a group of Afghan resistance organizations. Before the outbreak of the Second Anglo-Afghan War, the Russians were allies of Afghanistan. Afghanistan and Tsarist Russia formed an alliance last July, and by November of the same year, the British invaded Afghanistan.
Obviously, Russia had no deterrent power against Britain, or rather, Britain attached great importance to Afghanistan, determined to prevent Russia from reaching the Indian Ocean, willing to nip even the slightest possibility in the bud.
This is similar to the America of the previous era; everyone knows the breakout points of Russia—one is the Middle East and Black Sea, another is the Indian Ocean.
