I. Different definitions

Atta: The Taliban in Afghanistan is a radical political and military organization, which has not been recognized as a terrorist organization by most countries. In recent years, it has kept in touch with the Afghan government and the international community.

Bata: The Pakistani Taliban is a terrorist organization recognized by the Pakistani government and the international community. It has admitted to participating in many terrorist attacks, including the explosion of Quetta Hotel. ?

Second, different origins.

Atta: In the 1990s, a religious student named Omar set up a team in Kandahar, a city in southern Afghanistan. This time, Afghanistan is facing a power struggle after the withdrawal of the Soviet Union. When the Taliban made slogans such as "eliminating domestic warlords" and "achieving permanent peace", they won over a large number of people. Omar was respected as a "believer leader" by his followers and became the founder and supreme leader of the Taliban in Afghanistan.

Bata: After the September 1 1 incident, Ata was defeated by the United States for sheltering bin Laden, and the remaining members fled to Pakistan, which contributed to the formation of the Pakistani Taliban. At first, Bata was an important branch of Atta. Later, Bata formed his own special political demands, parted ways with Atta, and even went head to head.

Third, political demands are different.

Atta: Atta seeks to establish an Islamic emirate in Afghanistan.

Bata: Bata's main goal is to overthrow the Pakistani government.