Thirty-three years ago today, on April 9, 1992 (March 7, 1992 in the lunar calendar), Afghanistan experienced a government crisis. On April 9, 1992, Afghan President Najibullah announced the handover of power at the end of this month. On the 16th, Najibullah announced his resignation from all party and government positions, 4 vice presidents and the ruling Fatherland Party took over his power, and Khadif became the acting president. On the same day, various Afghan guerrillas surrounded Kabul. On the 22nd, the Afghan government army and militia engaged in large-scale exchanges of fire with the Afghan guerrillas. On the 28th, a guerrilla interim committee led by Mujadidi took over power in Kabul. Mujadidi became the interim president and announced an amnesty for all members of the Kabul government.