May 1 Marks Beginning of U.S. Troops Leaving Afghanistan (VIDEO)
After nearly 20 years, President Joe Biden says the U.S. military is exiting Afghanistan.
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After nearly 20 years, President Joe Biden says the U.S. military is exiting Afghanistan.
ADVERTISEMENT To be clear, there is no doubt that the devastating attack on our country almost 20 years ago warranted a strong and immediate response. President Bush rightly demanded that the Taliban deliver bin Laden and his band of terrorists to the United States. When the mullahs refused, Bush properly ordered a military invasion directed at overthrowing the Taliban and depriving al Qaeda of its safe haven in Afghanistan. Even though these objectives were quickly and decisively achieved, bin Laden’s over-sized shadow loomed over and distorted our post-9/11 foreign policy, with too many d...
The US war in Afghanistan: A historic crime US President Joe Biden announced on Wednesday that the American military intervention in Afghanistan will be brought to an end by September 11, 2021, and the last American soldier will leave that country several weeks before the 20th anniversary of the American invasion and conquest of the Central Asian country on October 7, 2001. Biden is the third American president to promise to end the war in Afghanistan. Even if the last 3,500 or so American soldiers leave the country, there will still remain thousands of CIA operatives, mercenaries and paratro...
The pullout will begin on May 1 and end before the anniversary of the September 11 attacks.
US Army President Joe Biden plans to pull all US troops out of Afghanistan by September 11. The withdrawal deadline marks the 20th anniversary of the terror attacks that pulled America into the war. "We're going to zero troops by September," a source told The Washington Post. The Biden administration plans to withdraw all American forces in Afghanistan by September 11, the 20th anniversary of the deadly terrorist attacks that dragged the US into a decades-long conflict, The Washington Post first reported Tuesday. Though official estimates are lower, there are som...