President Biden Reaffirms Withdrawal Plan

President Biden stated that the U.S. government had done too much to empower the Afghan forces and to protect the future of the Afghan people. He says the Withdrawal plan is not yet accomplished, but he made it clear that now the future of Afghanistan is not in the hands of the American military. President Biden announced to end the 20-year war in Afghanistan vigorously defending that U.S. can no longer bear the human cost or strategic distraction, which he said is left far away from the main mission of U.S.

The U.S. affirmed of withdrawing almost all the military forces from Afghanistan as there is a surge of Taliban military in the nation. He said America would formally end the military mission in by the end of August. In blunt and defensive tones, he asked the critics of his order, how many more American daughters and sons will you put at risk? He was speaking at a meeting held in the East Room of the White House.

Mr. Biden, declaring that their Withdrawal was “mission accomplished”. He put it straight away that the future of the Afghan government and their concerns related to the rights of girls and women is not in the hands of the American military now.

Responding to the question from the media about his decision to withdraw the military forces, Mr. Biden insisted that the nation has done too much to secure the Afghan government, to empower the military, and to secure the future of the Afghan people. The Afghan government is largely dependent on the American military and other foreign contractors who are involved in the repairmen, maintenance, fueling, training of the forces, and other activities necessary to keep the Afghan Air Force operating.