Afghanistan has fallen

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tsuke

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After the Biden admin assured us that Kabul would last for a year Afghanistan has now fallen. These are unconfirmed reports mind you but Indian sources say that Ghani will step down and be replaced by a government under the Taliban headed by some guy named Jilali.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...outh-take-4-more-cities/liveblog/85303872.cms

I guess congratulations are in order for President Biden! The target was september 11 and he achieved the withdrawal ahead of time!
 
The Taliban say ' Thank you for all the modern weapons and equipment. Would you take away all your collaborators, please, because we don't want them. '
 
tsuke said:
After the Biden admin assured us that Kabul would last for a year Afghanistan has now fallen. These are unconfirmed reports mind you but Indian sources say that Ghani will step down and be replaced by a government under the Taliban headed by some guy named Jilali.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...outh-take-4-more-cities/liveblog/85303872.cms

I guess congratulations are in order for President Biden! The target was september 11 and he achieved the withdrawal ahead of time!
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Well I'm glad that you're happy at least, stupid fucker! Let the raping, killing and pillaging commence.
 
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as in Viet Nam, the USA has once again declared defeat and lost a war. The thousands of Americans who died in that God Forsaken place died for nothing. Thanks Biden, you traitor.
 
dukkha said:
utter collapse of the ANAF.. no air cover
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It seems that the Taliban now has an airforce.


Taliban air force clear for takeoff? Militants show off captured aircraft as fighting approaches Kabul outskirts (VIDEOS)

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As Taliban offensives continue to roll through Afghanistan and the fighting approaches the country’s capital Kabul, the militants are bragging about the lavish military trophies they captured, including multiple combat aircraft.

https://www.rt.com/news/532057-taliban-afghanistan-aircraft-captured/
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Eagle_Eye said:
Hard to provide air cover when the forces you are trying to protect is running away.
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It was a war we couldn’t win. We should have learned that lesson from Russia and never occupied Afghanistan. The military lied about the capabilities of the Afghan forces. We foolishly wasted 2.7 trillion dollars on a losing proposition.
 
Phantasmal said:
It was a war we couldn’t win. We should have learned that lesson from Russia and never occupied Afghanistan. The military lied about the capabilities of the Afghan forces. We foolishly wasted 2.7 trillion dollars on a losing proposition.
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Good Call, Doris. Fuck the Women, they only represent 50% of the population. Well, 50% if you consider them Human Beings.
 
Phantasmal said:
It was a war we couldn’t win. We should have learned that lesson from Russia and never occupied Afghanistan. The military lied about the capabilities of the Afghan forces. We foolishly wasted 2.7 trillion dollars on a losing proposition.
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Doris, do shut the fuck up! The figures are readily to hand but you just can't stop lying!

The vast majority of spending in Afghanistan has come from the US.

Between 2010 to 2012, when the US for a time had more than 100,000 soldiers in the country, the cost of the war grew to almost $100bn a year, according to US government figures.

As the US military shifted its focus away from offensive operations and concentrated more on training up Afghan forces, costs fell sharply.

By 2018 annual expenditure was around $45bn, a senior Pentagon official told the US Congress that year.

According to the US Department of Defense, the total military expenditure in Afghanistan (from October 2001 until September 2019) had reached $778bn.

In addition, the US state department - along with the US Agency for International Development (USAID) and other government agencies - spent $44bn on reconstruction projects.

That brings the total cost - based on official data - to $822bn between 2001 and 2019, but it doesn't include any spending in Pakistan, which the US uses as a base for Afghan-related operations.

According to a Brown University study in 2019, which has looked at war spending in both Afghanistan and Pakistan, the US had spent around $978bn (their estimate also includes money allocated for the 2020 fiscal year).
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https://www.bbc.com/news/world-47391821
 
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