From Bin Laden’s Tora Bora to Isis-K, Nangarhar Province remains the most dangerous chessboard of the Great Game

From Tora Bora to Isis. Nangarhar province has always been the most dangerous chessboard in the Great Game. There was the forced passage between the wild land of Afghanistan and the British Empire, the gorge of the Kyber Pass sung by Rudyard Kipling where the English soldiers were massacred and humiliated in 1842. A line drawn on the map, which on the field was only an imaginary line to divide rugged mountains and rivers ready to swell suddenly.