President Biden delivered a speech to the whole country on ending the war in Afghanistan-“I am responsible for the decision”

Roommates, President Biden Earlier today, he delivered a speech to the country on the withdrawal of troops and the official end of the decades-long war in Afghanistan. In a lengthy speech, President Biden talked about some of the issues surrounding the controversial move to leave Afghanistan-including saying that he “is fully responsible for this decision.”

President Biden is very firm and direct His statement In spite of strong and severe criticism, an administrative decision was made to end the war in Afghanistan permanently. “I am responsible for this decision. Now some people say that you should start a mass evacuation sooner, and this cannot be done in a more orderly manner. I respectfully disagree,” he said.

He continued, adding that evacuation is necessary, and in this extreme situation, challenges will inevitably erupt:

“Imagine if we started to evacuate in June or July during the civil war, bringing thousands of U.S. troops and evacuating more than 120,000 people-there would still be people flocking to the airport, confidence in control collapsed the government, it would still be very Difficult and dangerous tasks,” he argued, adding, “The most important thing is that without that complexity and challenges, you can’t evacuate from the end of the war and the threats we face. Nothing.”

President Biden also pointed out that former President Donald Trump, who had signed an agreement with the Taliban to withdraw US troops before May 1, was embarrassed.^YingshiHe also stated that it “did not require the Taliban to reach a cooperative governance arrangement with the Afghan government, but it did authorize the release of 5,000 prisoners last year.”

As we reported earlier, nearly 20 years after the U.S. forces expelled the Taliban, the Taliban regained control of the country. The devastating results included some deadly attempts, such as locals in Afghanistan fleeing the country by clutching a moving US military plane.

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