How?

Maybe vpn?

Fun fact about Afghanistan that it had 0 imports. This changed when Americans (and others) occupied it, smartphones and electricity to charge these started to get imported. There should be a couple of datacenters in the country. In a literal sense two. Chances that anyone owns/hosts a server inside the country is pretty slim, and running a vpn server on one of these even slimmer

Some months ago now however, the Taliban cut Afghanistan off the internet. Quite literally they cut the cables leading outside. Unless someone fixed these, the only way is satellite. Perhaps someone subscribed for a Starlink or something else. I dunno, but I'd be as surprised if I've seen a North Korean or a Turkmen flag about.

 

Could be misidentification too. Geolocation db-s not always accurate and they outdate.

Poor Bernd is just trying to play some Kot game and his country is one of the most dangerous in the world, rip to poor Bernd.

 

Also >still uses old flag

In that case I have no clue, the chances that one of the few people who have access to the internet in Afganistán know what an image board is, is very slim. Even more so is someone from that country who knows what a HEINRICH is. However even for a place like that I doubt the statistic would be zero.

Oh yeah, Afghanistan has a new flag. Aesthetic too.

 

Perhaps all Afghanis with internet knows Heinrich.

Hai