The withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan

President Obama said Wednesday that he is confident that the Government of Afghanistan will fulfill all its commitments to establish peace in the region. In this regard, the American president does not see the need to find the US military continent on the territory of this state. According to Obama, the withdrawal of US troops will begin in July this year.

At the same time, Barack Obama indicated that the withdrawal of the troops would take place according to plans, but subject to the conditions provided by the Afghan government. In the event of the danger of a new outbreak of hostilities by the Taliban, the US authorities reserve the right to suspend the withdrawal of troops for an unlimited time.

In response to this statement by the president, Senator John McCain argues that to date the US troops in Afghanistan have achieved some success, but the victories achieved must be kept and any plans for the withdrawal of troops should be "modest." McCain argues that the withdrawal of troops may adversely affect the development of the situation in the future. “Today we keep the monster under control, but the withdrawal of troops can provide a salutary ground for the development of extremism in Afghanistan,” said John McCain.

But against this background, other information is striking, in which it is indicated that the American legislators, after lengthy debates, considered the assistance that is being provided to Afghanistan at the expense of the US budget funds to be ineffective.

The report, on which the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee has been working for two years, states that 18,8 billions of dollars in aid "did not lead to the creation of independent state institutions in the Arab state, but only developed the habit of dependency among the local people."

Many experts believe that the withdrawal of their troops from Afghanistan by the Americans will lead to a surge in drug trafficking, which is one of the main sources of income for the Taliban. This will undoubtedly be a difficult test for the whole world, but most of all Russia may suffer from this, which, even in today's tough conditions of control over the Taliban, suffers from an uninterrupted flow of narcotic drugs.

Today, the situation in Afghanistan reminds 1989 of the year when the USSR pulled its troops out of the state, and thus Muslim extremists had a real opportunity to take power into their own hands. The USSR left its bases and special centers, which the Taliban took advantage of in their own interests. Now, after a decade’s stay in Afghanistan, the United States leaves an established military infrastructure, which may well be used by militants to their advantage. In fact, with the withdrawal of American troops in the world, there is a real threat of creating another extremist state, which, along with North Korea and Iran, will keep everyone in fear.

The USSR and the USA created a real monster, control over which was maintained for years of military presence, but everyone remembers perfectly what happened in Afghanistan after 1989, and you can be sure that this situation will happen again with the departure of the last American soldier, but with what scale unknown

Comments

[datur]

For that fought for it and ran! the rake turned out to be with us and they have the same design. only the consequences can be many times worse.

[voin-xnumx]

Soon, the Taliban will take everything in their hands, clearly the local government will be helpless. Yes, and gerych with even greater force gush in all directions, in short, another world headache.

[Svyatoslav]

Perhaps if the Taliban come to power, drug trafficking will be reduced several times, and it will intensify after the entry of American troops into Afghanistan.

[cabin boy]

"Today the situation in Afghanistan resembles 1989, when the USSR withdrew its troops from the state and thus the Muslim extremists had a real opportunity to take power into their own hands. The USSR left its bases and special centers, which the Taliban perfectly took advantage of in their interests."

Sergei Voznesensky if you do not know the history of the issue, do not write. This is better than, claiming to be a professional in your field, writing frank nonsense.
For the uninitiated, I will explain that by withdrawing its troops from Afghanistan in 1989, the USSR left there a stable state control system consisting of Afghans, which successfully resisted the seizure of power in the country by the Taliban militants, who were financed by the US State Department even after we withdrew the troops. For 10 years, the "Najibula regime" with the "help from Moscow" could resist US interference in the affairs of Afghanistan. But since the US needed a reason to place its bases in Afghanistan, it was necessary to overthrow the "Najibullah regime" and bring the Taliban to power. This was done by the hands of traitors in the leadership of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the RUSSIAN FEDERATION, in particular the then Minister Kozyrev, the non-democratic "Najibula regime" of the Russian Federation stopped providing assistance, but I would not be surprised if in a hundred years the documents were declassified that the US State Department's assistance to the Taliban at the same time increased significantly.