‘Doesn’t regret withdrawing troops’: Joe Biden after two more cities under Taliban in Afghanistan
Biden said they would continue to support the Afghan security forces with airstrikes, food, equipment, and salaries. The president spoke to the press after the Taliban had won control of Farah city and Pul-e-Khumri in Baghlan
In a new turn of events, the Taliban has held onto two additional Afghan urban areas – – including one close to Kabul, and the occupants the nation over have escaped their homes in the north. Presently, with eight commonplace capitals under agitators’ standard, the United States president Joe Biden gave no trace of postponing his cutoff time to pull out all American soldiers by August end and encouraged Afghan pioneers to meet up and battle for their privileges and themselves.
Addressing the media, Biden said that he doesn’t lament pulling out the US troops following twenty years of war. He said they would keep on supporting the Afghan security powers with airstrikes, food, gear, and compensations. The president addressed the press after the Taliban had won control of Farah city and Pul-e-Khumriin Baghlan.
According to the media reports, Baghlan MP Ahmadzai educated that the Taliban were in the city, and they have raised their banner at the primary square and on the lead representative’s structure.
The Taliban, in the interim, affirmed their seizure in discrete tweets.
Since Friday, six of the other common capitals have fallen under the Taliban’s standard. It is presently accepted that the extremists are focusing on Mazar-I-Sharif, the locale’s greatest city. The fall of Mazar would flag the all out breakdown of government control in the generally hostile to Taliban north.
On Tuesday, the danger to Mazar-I-Sharif developed get-togethers Taliban caught Sheberghan to its west and Kunduz and Taloqan toward the east. The Indian department in Mazar approached its nationals to load up a “uncommon flight” planned for later in the day.
