One Year Later: Abandoned Afghan Allies Plead for Americans to Remember
'They all feel betrayed. How can you not feel betrayed? To leave that country the way we did? That wasn't a withdrawal. It was a retreat.'
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'They all feel betrayed. How can you not feel betrayed? To leave that country the way we did? That wasn't a withdrawal. It was a retreat.'
A lot can happen in the span of a year. This is certainly the case with Afghanistan. One year after President Joe Biden's incompetent and disastrous pullout from that beleaguered
They could not have forecast how incredibly incompetent and inept the Biden Team would prove to be.
Hundreds of Afghans have resettled in Connecticut in the year since the Taliban’s takeover of the country following the U.S. withdrawal of troops. New legislation seeks to make them more at home.
On the occasion of the first anniversary of the Afghan government’s collapse on Aug. 15, 2021, as the Taliban and their supporters celebrate their takeover, millions of Afghans both inside the country and abroad are shocked and dismayed as they reflect upon what happened that fateful day. Afghans would have been happier with a political settlement and orderly transfer of power