The United States has withdrawn from Afghanistan after a long 20-year war with the Taliban. The defeat of the United States on the one hand and the astonishing rise of the Taliban on the other have caused worldwide unrest. The United States, which took control of Kabul's airport and returned to the area, returned last night. The Taliban has officially declared full independence after Kabul airport was liberated from US military control. The Taliban celebrated at the airport after the departure of the last U.S. soldier last night. They happily committed and were seen hugging each other. This morning, top Taliban leaders gathered at the airport's runway to congratulate each other and congratulate the Taliban militants. Taliban spokesman Suhail Sahin said in a statement that "all US troops have returned from Afghanistan and our country has been given full freedom."
The United States has said it will complete the process of leaving Kabul by August 31, according to an agreement with the Taliban. However, the US withdrawal from Afghanistan 24 hours before midnight is a clear example of its defeat. The last flight from the United States involved 4 Air Force C-17s. U.S. Army Major General Chris Donahu was the last member to board the plane. As soon as the last U.S. flight began, the Taliban stormed the entire airport, firing and declaring victory. There was panic among the people of Kabul over this. Reacting to the crowd, a Taliban spokesman tweeted, "Kabul residents are not afraid of the shooting, This empty shooting is a symbol of happiness and joy". "Freedom fighters are now enjoying freedom," he said.
"Now is the end of our 20-year military presence in Afghanistan," said President Joe Biden after the complete withdrawal of the U.S. military. Biden congratulated the commanders for rescuing everyone from Afghanistan even in the face of danger. "Our work is completed ahead of schedule," Biden said. Notably, in the final stages of the return, the U.S. lost 13 soldiers in a attack by ISK terrorists, sparking outrage against Bain across the country. Republican lawmakers, on the other hand, have strongly criticized the Biden administration’s policy, fearing that the security situation in the U.S. will also be complicated by the thousands of Afghan refugees.
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