Tensions in ‘Afghanistan’ between Biden and Trump

In his post on his social media site, TruthSocial, Trump took aim at the Biden administration, which argued that the problems experienced during the withdrawal process from Afghanistan were due in large part to a lack of planning by the Trump administration, which signed a deal with the Taliban.

“These idiots in the White House, who are systematically destroying our country and led by the biggest idiot Joe Biden, are playing a new game of disinformation, blaming Trump for his completely inept rendition in Afghanistan.” he used his statements.

Stating that the Biden administration abolished the US military and handed over $85 billion worth of military equipment to the Afghan administration, Trump said: “I saw that they allowed our soldiers to be killed and left the Americans behind. Biden is responsible for this, no one else.” he performed the assessment of it.

“KIRBY’S CLAIMS ARE DISMISSING AND DISMISSING”

Michael McCaul, Chairman of the US House Foreign Relations Committee, also released a written statement regarding remarks by White House National Security Council Strategic Communications Coordinator John Kirby, who reviewed the process US withdrawal from Afghanistan and gave information on the report submitted to Congress yesterday.

Describing Kirby’s comments criticizing the Trump administration as “embarrassing” and “humiliating,” McCaul said: “President Biden made the decision to retire and even set the exact date. He is responsible for major planning failures and execution.” He used the phrase.

Recalling that he had to summon Secretary of State Antony Blinken to testify as part of the parliamentary withdrawal from the Afghanistan inquiry, McCaul said: “I look forward to reviewing the report and I urge the administration to declassify (about the report) as much as possible.” for the American people.” saying.

McCaul argued that in order to receive answers about “why the withdrawal from Afghanistan is a disaster”, Congress would need to have access to a full and comprehensive record of relevant documents on the subject.

THE WHITE HOUSE blamed TRUMP

On March 28, McCaul summoned Blinken to testify in Congress about the secret document sent to the State Department by diplomats stationed in Afghanistan in July 2021, which drew attention to the rapidly deteriorating situation in Afghanistan.

Kirby, in his press conference yesterday, stated that for months, the relevant state institutions carried out exhaustive investigations into their roles and decisions in the Afghan withdrawal process, and that the relevant report on this issue was submitted to Congress. .

The report, which blamed the Trump administration for the problems experienced in the withdrawal process from Afghanistan, claimed that the previous administration did not have a plan for withdrawal and Biden inherited a bad legacy in that regard. While the White House admits that the evacuation could be earlier, it argues that the administration is trying to handle the situation as best it can.

Republicans, for their part, believe that the withdrawal process, which concluded in August 2021, turned into “chaos” and was not well managed by Biden.

The US presence in Afghanistan, which began on October 7, 2001, ended after 20 years with the completion of the withdrawal process of its troops from Afghanistan on August 31, 2021.

What happened during the process of withdrawing from Afghanistan and leaving behind the Afghans who cooperated with the US remains on the agenda of the American public. (AA)