Taliban is not a threat to Belgium

Taliban occupation in Afghanistan will not increase the threat of terrorism in Belgium, claims Belgian defense analyst

Taliban is not a threat to Belgium

Brussels (News Update) Defense Analyst Sousin Biscuk says that the Taliban occupied Afghanistan will not increase the risk of terrorism for Belgium.

The Taliban's occupation of Afghanistan poses no threat to Belgium. We have been in Afghanistan for 20 years and Belgium, including Brussels, has had major attacks in the meantime.

Afghanistan is not needed for the operation. He said that involvement in international terrorism was also the biggest mistake of the Taliban, if they had not supported al-Qaeda, there would have been no foreign intervention in Afghanistan.

It is likely that the Taliban have educated from their blunders and will now focus principally on consolidates their power in Afghanistan, Dr. Sweeney Bishop said.

“Belgium and Poland finish evacuation from Afghanistan (Kabul) as clock ticks down”

Belgium and Poland completed their clearings from Kabul "Afghanistan", however other European states reported Wednesday to proceed to the extent that this would be possible, as the clock ticks down on an amazing carrier of individuals escaping Taliban rule in front of a full Americans takeoff.

American President “Joe Biden” said that he will stick to his 31^st August, 2021 time limit for finishing the U.S. pullout, as the Taliban claimed he must, ramping up stress on the already precarious operation to fly people out of Kabul (Afghanistan).

European cronies forced for additional time but, as a rational matter, will need to end their evacuations before the last American troops leave. Numerous states have not said when they plan to finish their process, possibly hoping to evade yet another serious crush at an airport, one of the last ways out of the state.

The Taliban wrested back power of Afghanistan nearly twenty years after they were expelled in a U.S. led assault following the nine/eleven attacks, which al-Qaida arranged while being protected by the faction. Their return to control has pressed many Afghans to escape, alarming retaliation and a probable return to their vicious rule.

It’s not comprehensible if the thousands of people still thought to be trying to abscond will succeed. But any good decision by U.S President Biden to continue longer could reignite combating between the Afghan Taliban and Western troops running the airlift.