Afghanistan national army CAPITULIATION. US withdrawl

[Mrc]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1406659989209497602

They are deserting in droves

 

[Adecypher]

It's a lost two decades for the U.S. that they will never get back, and this also taught Russia and China what capabilities U.S. has and how to counter them.

In terms of weapons technology US is still "far ahead" - you know the difference when you hit by one and EVERYONE blames nature ... or termed the incident as "God's Will"...

 

[khansaheeb]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1405815857306034178

300 #Kabul regime soldiers surrendered to #Taliban in Shirin Taghab district of #Faryab. #Afghanistan

https://twitter.com/x/status/1404372107950186504

driving around in HMMVes taken from ANA

https://twitter.com/x/status/1404471190379368455

yes

this is what happens when you have the indians train an army of monkeys

You mean Indian monkeys training an army?

 

[FuturePAF]

Americans made sure to give bare minimum to ANA. Afghan Air Force now that's where the gravy lies for the Taliban.

The aircraft have been ridden hard and wont be serviceable without coalition logistical support. Younger pilots haven't been given enough training and older (soviet era) pilots form the bulk of the most competent pilots the AAF has.

A detailed video about the state of the Afghan Air Force in the Afghan Air Force Thread. the AAF will play a crucial role in the ANA response to the current state. an interesting video explaining how capable and limited the AAF really is. its from the end of 2019 by Australian Air Force Officers. well worth watching. highlighted some interesting parts.

Afghanistan Air Force - Updates and Discussions.

http://www.khaama.com/afghan-air-force-to-receive-58-armed-black-hawk-helicopters-03826 The Afghan Air Force is expected to receive 58 armed UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters as part of the $1 billion deal to provide 159 helicopters to the Afghan forces until 2024, it has been reported. (Photo...

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P.s. There was some "news" in a recent Indian news program that they say they have heard (goes without saying to take that with a grain of salt) that Khalilzad spoke to Afghan Leadership in Kabul about entering into a "Bilateral Security Arrangement" with Pakistan. This could just be Indian mis-information to see how far this news spreads, so its something to watch and not spread until more information pans out. (from 21:00-21:26) but just an FYI on what the Indians are spreading.

 

[Goritoes]

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Now if they work with Pakistan (on Pakistan’s terms as they have experience combating the threat), hopefully they can mitigate the risk in a sustainable manner

The Talibs took Kabul in 1996 without fighting, they may very well do the same now. It’s all Afghan inter-tribal/back channel politics that dictates these things more than anything else.

So they are already start hinting a second 9/11 ?

 

[FuturePAF]

So they are already start hinting a second 9/11 ?

Hope not. it wont help gettign distracted again when the US has to focus on competing with China and Russia.

actually the video was to share his assessment that the place would go to $h1t if the Us pulls out, in approx. 6 months to a year.

he has to realize there has to be a more realistic and sustainable way to deal with the limited threat of groups like ISIS in the region, support the Local governments that are in the region to police their region. support Pakistan's CT capabilities. the US plans to work through African countries on countering ISIS in their region, why not work with Pakistan as it sees fit to deal with the threat.

Also, no matter who you work with, if Iran which controls a huge border with Afghanistan and if it doesn't want to stop AQ, no amount of CT force any where in the region will work. Pompeo said AQ's new home base was Iran. true or not, its futile when all the neighbors are not on board. a three sided house still leaves one side open, no matter how good the other three walls are.

 

[Goritoes]

Exclusive Footage of Indian Soldiers getting ready to invade Afghanistan to help their Afghani NA birathers

Taliban was given 2 days to surrender before this massive and deadly force arrive in Kabul

 

[FuturePAF]

Exclusive Footage of Indian Soldiers getting ready to invade Afghanistan to help their Afghani NA birathers

Taliban was given 2 days to surrender before this massive and deadly force arrive in Kabul

look like they want to become bacha bazi