The opposition is trying to force the Taliban into a power sharing arrangement. This opposition is fighting in very remote mountain areas. When we try to answer the question, what forces are commanded by the state, the answer is a surprising none. There is no efficiency or legitimacy that you would find with a normal state. There is no organizational integrity.
Forces switch sides.
There is a complete absence of a top political layer. In Afghanistan, force is not a state monopoly. With the Taliban, there are 500,000 people who are armed. But in the Taliban forces there are only 300 Taliban who act as the core. They have 800 Taliban who are not organized into a battalion but they use the name battalion even though they may only be composed of between 10 and 400 people.